Kansas Court Hears Trans Men's Lawsuit Against New Law
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Attorneys in Kansas head to court Friday to discuss pausing a new law that cancels drivers licenses and birth certificates for trans individuals, limits bathroom use, and risks harassment, job loss, and mental health issues. Two trans men filed a lawsuit against the law, arguing it violates privacy, due process, and personal expression rights. The American Civil Liberties Union represents the plaintiffs, facing off against Attorney General Kris Kobach. The law, pushed for womens safety, forces trans men into womens facilities and allows lawsuits for cash and fines. The Kansas Department of Revenue warned three hundred affected people, but internal notes show no records have changed yet.
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