As federal judges block anti-trans health care bills, Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump are amping up their anti-LGBTQ+ agendas on the campaign trail.
The scourge of new laws banning medical treatment for young transgender people is seemingly hitting a legal wall, as federal judges in several predominately red states have temporarily—and, in one case, permanently—blocked them from taking effect.
pointed out. While 20 states have passed laws barring minors from obtaining gender-affirming care, such as puberty blockers or hormone therapy treatment, these decisions are an early sign that the courts could be a check on conservatives' anti-LGBTQ+ agenda.the chief executive of Lambda Legal, an LGBTQ+ civil rights group, told Reuters. “They violate the equal protection clause, they’re motivated by animus, not science and they serve no state interest.
In Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida, the laws have been blocked temporarily as the challenges unfold in court. However, district judgean Arkansas law that had been the first-in-the-nation ban on gender-affirming care for young people. Per Reuters, challenges to anti-trans laws in Montana and Georgia have yet to be ruled on as well.
These legal fights play out as Republican presidential candidates continue to take hard-line anti-LGBTQ+ positions in their national campaigns. Florida governor
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