Last week, the Department of Justice submitted a significant letter to the Supreme Court, reversing its previous support for the constitutional challenge against Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors. This shift signals a stark commitment from the current administration to a broader anti-transgender agenda, aligning with Trump's campaign promises and executive actions that target transgender individuals. The DOJ now claims that the ban does not violate equal protection rights, raising concerns about the impact on those seeking gender-affirming care, as well as the implications for transgender rights more generally.
The DOJ's brief letter to the Supreme Court represents a drastic reversal in stance that could significantly harm transgender individuals seeking gender-affirming care.
The new administration is clearly committing to a campaign against transgender rights, as evidenced by their letter on U.S. v. Skrmetti and ongoing executive actions.
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