Idaho Governor Signs Transgender Bathroom Ban
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Idaho Governor Brad Little signed House Bill seven fifty-two, making it a crime for transgender people to use bathrooms matching their gender identity. This law, effective July first, classifies such actions as misdemeanors or felonies, with penalties ranging from one year in jail to five years for repeat offenses. Idaho becomes the fourth state with such a criminal ban. The law, which also includes restrictions on trans girls in sports and gender-affirming care for youth, has been met with opposition from Democrats and some Republicans, as well as concerns from law enforcement about enforcement. The governor also signed a measure fining cities for flying pride flags.
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