For nearly
seven years, Brandon Perlberg, an American citizen, lived with his British
partner, Benn Robert Storey, in New York. But Benn had little chance of getting
a permanent visa, so Brandon joined a diaspora of gay Americans who have found
they had to leave the country to continue to live with their foreign partners. For gay Americans with
foreign spouses or partners, federal restrictions on what defines marriage mean
they sometimes end up uprooting their lives to remain together. Related
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