Judge blocks Trump's ban on trans healthcare for under-19s
Briefly

A federal judge in Maryland, Brendan Hurson, has issued a ruling that halts President Trump's executive order aimed at banning federal funds for trans healthcare for those under 19. The order, signed on January 29, prompted many hospitals to suspend care for transgender youth, impacting thousands. Advocacy organizations including the ACLU and PFLAG challenged the order legally, arguing it was unconstitutional. The judge's ruling restores access to necessary medical care, receiving support from LGBTQ+ advocates who emphasize the importance of healthcare access for young trans individuals.
Good and decent parents of transgender kids should never be in the frightening position of having their child's prescribed, medically necessary care canceled at the whim and threat of a politician.
Today's decision rights a grievous wrong to our nation's families and children, and PFLAG families will be vigilant to ensure our transgender loved ones receive the healthcare they need.
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