Marjorie Taylor Greene has reintroduced a bill that would make performing gender-affirming care on minors a felony and cut off health care access for trans and nonbinary adults. With a GOP majority in the chamber, it could get a vote. (via AxiosPro)
Some House Republicans are pushing ahead with a bill to cut off access to health care for transgender and nonbinary people — and this year, with a GOP majority in the chamber, the policy could get a vote.
Although the legislation would likely die in the Senate, if it gets a vote on the House floor it sets the stage for Republicans to take a national stance on gender-affirming care, an issue that has already been
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