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The Trump administration has officially changed its position regarding a significant Supreme Court case that challenges Tennessee's law banning gender-affirming medical care for transgender minors. This transition was confirmed in a letter to the Court, stating support for Tennessee’s SB1 law, which the previous Biden administration opposed. According to Curtis Gannon, Deputy Solicitor General, the new administration believes SB1 does not infringe upon the Constitution or equal protection rights.
The case centers on whether the Tennessee law unfairly restricts medical treatment based on sex at birth, a concern previously articulated during oral arguments in December when justices voiced skepticism about the law's potential to discriminate against transgender youth. Legal experts suggest a ruling in favor of the law could set a precedent impacting how states regulate gender-related health care. The American Civil Liberties Union, representing affected families, condemned the change as discriminatory and vowed to continue fighting for equal protection rights.
The Supreme Court is expected to issue its ruling by early July.