Migrant transgender tried to disrupt Obama's speech

The speech of US President Barack Obama in the White House before LGBT activists almost came under the threat of failure.

When the head of state made a speech, he was repeatedly interrupted by a man who was among the crowd. He loudly protested against the deportation from the United States of illegal immigrants who are representatives of sexual minorities.

At first, Obama tried to calm the brawler and appeal to his good manners. "Hey. Listen up You are in my house. You know what? When you are invited somewhere, it is disrespectful to behave like this. You will not receive an adequate answer from me [to your question] while you interrupt me. Excuse me. You should be ashamed, you should not behave this way, ”the president quotes Fox News.

However, realizing that in simple words a man cannot be reassured, Obama instructed the guards to take him out of the hall. Almost immediately after the incident, it became known that the troublemaker was an illegal transgender migrant named Jennisset Gutierez.

Later, Obama said that he calmly refers to screamers in the hall, but "only not in his own house."

During Obama’s meeting with representatives of the LGBT community, the issues of civil rights of sex minorities were discussed, as well as the issue of legalizing same-sex marriage. To date, such weddings are legalized in the 37 states and in the metropolitan district of Columbia.