Second judge orders longer-term block on Trump orders on transgender youth health care
- On March 4, a federal judge in Maryland extended a block on President Donald Trump's executive order affecting transgender youth health care, stating it imposed illegal conditions on federal funding.
- U.S. District Judge Brendan A. Hurson found that the executive order violated Congress's directives regarding funding.
- The lawsuit was brought by PFLAG Inc. on behalf of seven youths whose treatments were interrupted due to the executive order.
- Hurson ruled that the executive order unlawfully conditioned federal funding on denying care to transgender youth.
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‘Will I be safe’? Transgender California youth feel threatened by Trump’s executive orders
Calls to LGBTQ crisis lines spiked after President Donald Trump's election. His policies target health care for young transgender people, creating uncertainty for a vulnerable community.
Michigan LGBTQ+ students fear ripple effects of Trump’s political rhetoric - BridgeDetroit
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. This story also appeared in Chalkbeat Detroit Sebastian Eaton-Ellison doesn’t feel safe in his school. The gender-fluid 12th grader at West Senior High School said other students relentlessly bully him. They call him homophobic slurs on a regular basis. They have thrown rocks at him. Two pushed him up against a wall…
‘Will I Be Safe’? Transgender California Youth Feel Threatened by Trump’s Executive Orders
Calls to LGBTQ crisis lines spiked after President Donald Trump’s election. His policies target health care for young transgender people, creating uncertainty for a vulnerable community.
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