US EditionSecond judge orders longer-term block on Trump orders on transgender youth health care
- A second judge has ordered a longer-term block on the administration's directives regarding transgender youth health care, reflecting a broader resistance against anti-transgender policies.
- Alexia Nunez fled the U.S. due to anti-transgender policies, claiming they put her safety at risk.
- Many transgender individuals and families are now considering asylum abroad because of the risks associated with staying in the U.S. under the current administration's policies.
- Bridget Crawford from Immigration Equality noted that the U.S. is moving away from being a welcoming environment for LGBTQ+ refugees, as global LGBTQ rights face a rollback.
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Cal Matters‘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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