Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs two controversial transgender bills into law

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Gov. Kim Reynolds signed both of them Wednesday. One bill blocks gender-affirming procedures for anyone under 18. The other requires K-12 students to use bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex at birth. Get the latest headlines from KETV NewsWatch 7.

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs two controversial transgender bills into law

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs two transgender bills into law on Wednesday.

2 months ago·Omaha, United States

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Reynolds signs bills on transgender care, bathroom use by transgender students - Radio Iowa

Iowa doctors are now barred from starting gender transition treatments for minors. Governor Kim Reynolds signed a bill into law today that took effect immediately, making it illegal to start prescribing puberty blockers or perform gender transition surgery on anyone under the age of 18. During a news conference on Tuesday, Reynolds told reporters she […]

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Reynolds signs anti-trans bills into law Wednesday afternoon

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the “bathroom bill” and a ban on gender-affirming care for minors into law Wednesday afternoon. Reynolds signed Senate File 482 that bans transgender students from using restrooms at public schools that don’t match their sex assigned at birth. The bill would allow schools to make accommodations for transgender students to use single occupancy or unisex bathroom facilities if they request. RELATED: Students across Iow…

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