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Supreme Court Rejects Trump Transgender Policy

21 Oct

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Jaclyn DiazNPR
Ryan KingNew York Post
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday said the Trump administration cannot enforce a new policy that restricts treatment for transgender inmates in federal prison.

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21 Oct
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday said the Trump administration cannot enforce a new policy that restricts treatment for transgender inmates in federal prison.
3 outlets · NBC News

Coverage 4 articles

21 Oct Supreme Court declines to let Trump end transgender surgeries for prison inmates
Washington Examiner
21 Oct Supreme Court blocks Trump’s effort to restrict transgender treatment for prison inmates
New York Post
21 Oct Supreme Court upholds pause on Trump's anti-trans prison policy
NPR
21 Oct Supreme Court rejects Trump policy restricting treatment for transgender prison inmates
NBC News

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