US EditionTrump signs executive order restricting gender care for young people
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order to cut federal support for gender transitions for people under 19, stating that the U.S. Will not fund or support such procedures.
- The order directs federally-run insurance programs to exclude coverage for gender-affirming care and calls for legal action against the practice.
- The executive order is expected to face legal challenges, as it contradicts established medical guidance and could further marginalize transgender individuals.
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Wisconsin parent worries about federal order targeting care for transgender kids
The president's order claims transition treatments can cause the youth to have higher medical bills over their lifetime and can lead to regret as they age because it may affect their ability to conceive children. The post Wisconsin parent worries about federal order targeting care for transgender kids appeared first on WPR.
Trump executive orders could have big impact on local LGBTQ community
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — President Donald Trump’s executive order recognizing two genders, male and female, is based on the definition that gender is assigned at birth. The executive order would determine where transgender people are put in federal custody. It also determines that someone’s gender at birth is what is designated on federal identification, like licenses and passports. It’s a move that LGBTQ+ advocates say will expose transgender …
Trump orders 'patriotic education' and school vouchers. Louisiana is already on it.
President Trump issued orders this week seeking to restrict transgender students' rights while promoting school vouchers and "patriotic education." Louisiana has already done that.
Trump’s order on gender-affirming care escalates reversal of trans rights
President Donald Trump ratcheted up his administration's reversal of transgender rights on Tuesday with an executive order that seeks to intervene in parents' medical decisions by prohibiting government-funded insurance coverage of puberty blockers or surgery for people under 19.
Mass. clinics still provide trans care for kids. The future is uncertain
Hospitals and clinics that treat transgender and nonbinary youth in Massachusetts said that care will continue while they review a funding ban signed by President Trump. The order, issued Tuesday, seeks to stop medical facilities that accept federal grants and payments from providing gender-affirming care for children ages 18 and younger.
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