Federal Judges Temporarily Halt Trump's Order Against Gender-Affirming Care for Youth
Two federal judges have issued temporary restraining orders against Trump's executive order on gender-affirming care for transgender youth, pending further legal proceedings.
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Two federal judges in the U.S. have issued temporary restraining orders halting Trump's executive order that stops federal support for gender-affirming care for transgender youth under 19. The judgments came in response to lawsuits from state attorneys general and families of transgender children, arguing the order violates equal rights and disrupts medically necessary care. As debates intensify over transgender rights and healthcare policies, the legal battles highlight the ongoing conflict surrounding the issue, with further rulings anticipated as cases proceed through the courts.
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