Judge Blocks Trump’s Order Restricting Youth Gender-Affirming Care
- A federal judge in Seattle blocked the Trump administration's effort to cut federal funds for hospitals providing gender-transition treatment for individuals under 19, stating the action likely violates constitutional rights.
- The injunction affects medical providers in Washington, Oregon, Minnesota, and Colorado, maintaining their ability to provide gender-affirming treatment despite efforts to limit such care by the Trump administration.
- Judge Lauren J. King recognized that transgender youth denied gender-affirming treatments could face 'dire harms', reaffirming the structural integrity of constitutional rights.
- Judge King ruled that the states and doctors suing are likely to prevail, which requires the government to face significant legal challenges.
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