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Deposition ties national GOP women’s group to texts about transgender youth

A Travis County judge ordered depositions after TENT said the texts and mailers used its name and branding without consent, prompting threats and a forgery probe.

  • On Tuesday, Travis County District Judge Jan Soifer ordered depositions for the Texas Transgender Student Union and Infobip regarding an alleged mass impersonation campaign targeting the Transgender Education Network of Texas .
  • Since mid-October, 4.2 million mailers and unsolicited texts falsely used TENT's branding to promote resources, prompting the organization to denounce the materials as a 'coordinated campaign' designed to inflict reputational damage.
  • TENT lawyers alleged the impersonation caused 'immediate and severe' threats to staff safety, forcing the organization to deactivate its website and suspend programming while seeking the perpetrators.
  • Infobip agreed to cooperate with TENT's legal team, while a representative from the Wyoming group must sit for a Zoom deposition on Friday as part of court-ordered discovery.
  • Republican District Attorney Sarah Stogner opened a criminal forgery investigation into the mailers, citing concerns the campaign aimed to influence voters by exploiting transgender issues ahead of midterm elections.
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KHOU 11 broke the news in Houston, United States on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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