Fifteen states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration to halt federal investigations linked to gender affirming care for young individuals. The lawsuit claims that these investigations impede access to necessary care, despite it being legal and endorsed by recognized medical organizations. It accuses the Trump administration of targeting transgender individuals unlawfully and creating an environment of fear for them and healthcare providers. California and other states are contesting an executive order that threatens the provision of this care through potential legal consequences for healthcare professionals.
Fifteen states and the District of Columbia sued the Trump Administration over federal investigations targeting gender affirming care for young people, arguing these actions create accessibility issues.
The lawsuit asserts President Trump and his administration have unlawfully targeted transgender individuals, denying them necessary healthcare through executive orders and federal agency actions.
The investigations have led to an atmosphere of fear for transgender individuals, families, and healthcare providers aiming to deliver needed care.
California and fourteen other states filed suit against an executive order aimed at restricting gender affirming healthcare, citing threats to medical professionals in their practices.
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