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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has temporarily blocked an Idaho bill banning transgender students from using restrooms, lockers, showers or other school facilities that align with their gender identity.
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Two transgender girls and their families are suing the state of Idaho ahead of the implementation of a new law that would criminalize gender-affirming care for those under 18.
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Local students are raising money to help trans minors receive gender affirming care out of state ahead of a newly passed law banning doctors in Idaho from providing puberty blockers, hormone therapy and surgeries to trans patients under 18.
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The ACLU of Idaho said it will sue the state to halt the implementation of a law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth.
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Transgender people under the age of 18 in Idaho will no longer be able to get puberty blockers, hormone therapy or gender-confirmation surgery beginning next year.
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Transgender youth in Idaho are close to being unable to obtain cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers or sex-reassignment surgery.
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A bill to ban gender-affirming care for trans minors is headed to the Senate floor for amendments.
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Idaho could become the latest state in the country to ban gender-affirming care for anyone under 18.
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A bill banning transgender people from using bathrooms that align with their gender identity in public schools is another step closer to becoming law.
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Idaho could become the latest state in the country to ban gender-affirming care for anyone under 18. Lawmakers supporting the bill paint these treatments as ineffective and harmful with high rates of regret, but research shows the opposite.