Please consider subscribing to help us reach our funding goals in an attempt to inform more Americans…A legislative proposal under discussion in the state of Maine would grant authorities the authority to remove children from parents who resist medical providers enforcing "gender-affirming care" on their children. In its summary, the bill explicitly states, “The bill authorizes a court to take temporary jurisdiction because a child has been unable to obtain gender-affirming health care or gender-affirming mental health care.” There appears to be no consideration for religious objections. Parents would find themselves stripped of their parental rights on the matter; it's a stark choice between exposing their children to what they deem as risky and irreversible transgendering drugs and surgeries or losing them to the state. If the bill is approved and signed into law, Maine would align itself with other states in sidelining parental rights to accommodate the radical transgender movement. Last year, Washington state passed a law that restricts estranged parents from having a say in the medical treatment, including transgendering procedures, of their minors. California implemented a law last year that mandates courts to consider conflicts over "gender-affirming care" in custody disputes, giving preference to a child seeking transgendering against parental objections. Furthermore, in New York, Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul endorsed a bill extending protections to youths seeking transgendering in the Empire State, even if those children come from other states and are not New York citizens. Please Subscribe To Read The Next Article… |
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