Paxton injected politics into the issue, noting the judge is a Democrat, and claiming the investigations are needed to address “those trying to abuse our kids through ‘trans’ surgeries and prescription drugs.”
March 14, 2022 at 05:34 PM
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Lambda Legal and their co-counsel are disputing a claim by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton that a statewide injunction against the investigation of parents of transgender children is frozen.
On Friday, a Travis County district court judge, following a daylong hearing, ordered the Department of Family and Protective Services, or DFPS, to cease its investigations into parents of children undergoing gender-affirming medical care.
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