Supreme Court allows Idaho to enforce ban on gender-transition care for minors
The Supreme Court allowed Idaho to enforce its ban on gender-transition care for minors against anyone not part of a lawsuit challenging the law, while the two challengers can continue receiving hormone therapy. The law criminalizes providing puberty blockers, hormone therapy, or surgeries to transgender minors, with exceptions for other purposes. The Court's order narrowed a district court injunction that had blocked the entire law, with conservative justices supporting the state's request and liberal justices dissenting.
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