US EditionState lawmaker authors bill that could charge transgender Texans with crime
- Texas lawmakers introduced HB 3817, which could classify identifying as transgender as a felony, leading to jail time and fines, according to KVUE.
- The legislation has sparked significant backlash from civil rights advocates, with critics calling it a direct attack on transgender identity.
- Concerns have been raised about its potential to criminalize daily activities, according to legal experts.
- Public opinion on HB 3817 is divided, with some arguing it protects public safety while others warn it may cause widespread discrimination.
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siouxfallslive.comBill policing transgender people’s bathroom choice passes SD Senate
PIERRE — The South Dakota Senate passed a bill 27-6 on Monday at the Capitol prohibiting transgender people from using public restrooms or changing rooms aligned with their gender identity. Some of the language in the bill was amended, which means it must go back to the House of Representatives for consideration of the changes. Supporters said the legislation is a necessary measure to protect the privacy and security of women and girls. “Our law…
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