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Alabama lawmakers passed SB 184 this month. It makes it a felony for anyone “to engage in or cause” so-called gender-affirming medical treatments for transgender people 18 or younger, including what are colloquially known as puberty blockers.
Offenders including medical professionals and parents could get up to 10 years in prison and $15,000 in fines.
The US justice department argues that the law is unconstitutional because non-transgender minors can legally access the same or similar procedures, meaning only transgender children are barred.
“SB 184 would force parents of transgender minors, medical professionals, and others to choose between forgoing medically necessary procedures and treatments or … criminal prosecution,” the justice department contended.
“SB 184 violates the equal protection clause by discriminating on the basis of sex and transgender status.”
Democrats, this is NOT a winning issue for you. Unless your goal is to go back to being the minority party, you should really have whoever is in charge of Merrick Garland put a stop to this.
Offenders including medical professionals and parents could get up to 10 years in prison and $15,000 in fines.
The US justice department argues that the law is unconstitutional because non-transgender minors can legally access the same or similar procedures, meaning only transgender children are barred.
“SB 184 would force parents of transgender minors, medical professionals, and others to choose between forgoing medically necessary procedures and treatments or … criminal prosecution,” the justice department contended.
“SB 184 violates the equal protection clause by discriminating on the basis of sex and transgender status.”
US justice department challenges Alabama trans children law
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Democrats, this is NOT a winning issue for you. Unless your goal is to go back to being the minority party, you should really have whoever is in charge of Merrick Garland put a stop to this.