Gay Immigration to the US

A friend recently wrote to me that he has a job as a supervisor. I responded by telling him I'm glad that he has a good career position as a supervisor. Having a stable career is always helpful when someone applies for a visa to come visit the USA. The US Embassy needs to be convinced that he will return to his country after his "visit". I've been working with others who wanted to come and visit and they had a much harder time because their work was not as high as a supervisor. They had jobs which required supervision from others. That is why the US doesn't want to welcome such people as visitors. It's unfortunate but true.

I've had many frustrations with friends who have tried to come here. A few of my friends have actually gotten here but of the 6 of my friends who made it here,

1) A friend from Uruguay went to New York but never came to Los Angeles, so I don't know how he did.
2) A friend from Poland came to Los Angeles and eventually got his citizenship (as pictured here).
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3) A friend from Indonesia got married (we helped to find him an appropriate wife) and is in the process of applying for his green card ... he lives with a boyfriend in San Diego.
4) A friend from Ukraine came here for a visit, went back, came again and had to restore his status by crossing out and back into the US but he got caught and his visa was cancelled and he ended up being deported. I don't think he will ever come back.
5) A friend from Latvia came here and attended school but had to drop out because he couldn't work and he couldn't support himself and he had to go back to his country. He was not prepared to live on his own in a big US city like Los Angeles.
6) And a friend from Australia came here but had problems with marriage (we tried to find him a lesbian wife but she tried to extort money from him) and trouble keeping jobs until he got taken in by a loner-type man who seems to have his situation under control but this benefactor keeps him on a short leash and none his friends is permitted to have any communication with him, so we really don't know. The results are 2 successes, 2 failures and 2 unknown results. But I've also had many foreign visitors who have come here just for a visit and they have enjoyed their stay and have returned home to their respective countries without problems.

My interest is to work with gay men who are experiencing some sort of persecution at home because they cannot be all they want to be in their own country or culture if they are gay. Some of these friends came here to find better lives (economically) but not necessarily to escape anti-gay persecution in their own countries. I have no intention to devote my energy to improving a gay man's economic outlook because I need to devote that energy to MY OWN economic outlook! I really prefer to invest my time and interest in guys who are really suffering simply because they are gay. Right now, I am working and brain-storming to help guys in Iran, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Ecuador, Singapore and a few other countries. I don't think it is fair that people have to suffer from persecution just because they are gay and they have the misfortune to have been born and raised within the borders of a country which has limiting laws and narrow-minded people.

If you have any suggestions to that might assist these guys in getting to the USA, please tell me. Thanks.