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Fifteen states are now cooperating and threatening to sue the state of Maine over its radical transgender protection bill that would allow children to be trafficked across state lines into Maine where they would be protected by law while undergoing “gender-affirming care.”
The attorneys general from Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia have signed a letter warning Maine not to “contravene the lawful policy choices of our States” with its bill to invalidate legal actions outside Maine.
The bill would allow anyone to traffick children to Maine for “gender-affirming care” and would prevent the serving of legal rulings from the states those children are from.
Another extreme provision of the bill would allow people to sue anyone, anywhere who would try to interfere in “gender-affirming” procedures, meaning parents who try to stop a third party from perpetrating a sex change for their child could end up being sued by the doctors, hospital, or any other tangentially interested party.
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey was appalled by the letter and said he feels Maine’s bill will hold up to any legal challenges. He further claims that Maine’s law is anodyne and that several other states have similar protective laws already on the books.
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