Democratic Attorney General have encouraged doctors to continue to confirm gender who turn to trans -children, despite the executive command of Donald Trump against the treatment.
The president signed an executive order last month stating that 'the policy of the United States is that she will not finance, sponsor, help, help or support the so -called' transition 'of a child from one sex to another.
The order Axed Federal Financing to clinics treated to minors in an attempt to 'rigorously enforce these destructive and life -changing procedures.
However, Liberal AGs in California and New York have warned that the attracting of the Plug on Trans -Care Services would violate state laws.
In the Golden State, Attorney General Rob Bonta repeated the dedication of California to allow trans -young people, “to lead their lives as their authentic self.”
“I understand that the executive command of the president about gender -confirming care has created some confusion,” he said. “Let me be clear: the legislation in California has not changed and hospitals and clinics have a legal obligation to offer equal access to health care.”
He pointed to the recent decision of a judge who blocked Trump to defeat congress spending with which he does not agree.
Bonta also noted that the suspension of the gender that confirms care would be a violation of civil laws in California that prohibits discrimination because of sexual or gender identity.
Democrat Attorney Generals, including Rob Bonta van California (photo), have urged doctors to continue to offer gender to confirm that care to Trans -Kinderen, despite the executive command of Donald Trump against treatment.
His warning comes after New York AG Letitia James has made similar statements about the position in her state.
“Regardless of the availability of federal financing, we write to further remind you of your obligations to comply with New York state laws,” James wrote in a letter given to medical centers.
Her instructions then came to various hospitals throughout the country that they paused gender -confirming care for young people in their service, including facilities in Washington DC, Los Angeles, Virginia and Colorado.
On Monday the White House said that the executive order has all its 'intended effect'.
In recent years, many states have taken steps to limit or ban transgender care for people under the age of 18 and most states have to deal with lawsuits.
Gender -confirming care can take the form of counseling, puberty blockers, hormone therapy or in some rare cases surgery.
Last year, a study by researchers from the Harvard Th Chan School of Public Health found little to no use of gender-confirming operations by transchildren in the US.
With the help of data from 2019, the most recent available set, the study found no gender -confirming operations that were carried out on trans -youth of 12 years and younger.
New York AG Letitia James warned that drawing gender -confirming care would violate state laws
Last month, the president signed an executive order stating that 'the policy of the United States is that she will not finance, sponsor, help, help or support the so -called' transition 'of a child from one sex to another
For teenagers aged 15 to 17, the rate was 2.1 per 100,000 and researchers noted that CIS gender children were considerably more likely to get surgery to confirm their assigned gender.
In the meantime, a study last month showed that less than one in 1,000 transkinderen received any form of gender that confirmed medication, without recipes given to children under 12 hours, PBS reports.
The study was aimed at a database with large insurance claims for more than 5 million patients aged 8 to 17 from 2018 to 2022. The database included all 50 states, but did not investigate those that fall by Medicaid.
