A transgender lawmaker says they will not visit the United States while Donald Trump is president.

The politician, who has not been named in reports, expressed serious safety concerns. They worry about what could happen to transgender people like them in America.

"I am afraid of what might happen to someone like me," the lawmaker said in a recent statement.

The politician believes Trump's policies and words create danger for LGBTQ+ people. They think his leadership "fuels violence worldwide" against transgender communities.

This decision reflects growing concerns among LGBTQ+ leaders globally. Many worry about anti-trans policies in some US states.

Several American states have passed laws limiting transgender rights in recent years. These laws often target healthcare access and school policies for trans youth.

The lawmaker's statement comes as international LGBTQ+ advocates watch US politics closely. They fear that anti-trans sentiment could spread to other countries.

Some transgender people have already moved away from certain US states. Others have cancelled travel plans to America entirely.

The politician has not said which country they represent. However, their concerns match those of many LGBTQ+ leaders worldwide.

Travel advisories for LGBTQ+ people visiting the US have increased recently. Several organizations now warn about potential risks in certain states.

The lawmaker plans to avoid US travel until political conditions change. They hope future leadership will better protect transgender rights and safety.

This story shows how US politics affects LGBTQ+ people beyond American borders. International leaders are watching these developments with growing concern.