Idaho resolution pushes to restore ‘natural definition’ of marriage, ban same-sex unions
- Idaho Republican legislators introduced a resolution urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, claiming it overstepped its authority by mandating states to recognize same-sex marriages.
- The resolution, House Joint Memorial 1, seeks to return marriage law decisions to states, despite the majority of Americans supporting marriage equality.
- The Idaho resolution is part of a broader trend among conservative lawmakers targeting LGBTQ+ rights, as noted by the Human Rights Campaign's Sarah Warbelow.
- LGBTQ+ advocates criticized the resolution as an attack on equality, emphasizing that it carries no legal weight and cannot dismantle federal protections under the Respect for Marriage Act.
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