رجوعCalifornia Hospitals Temporarily Blocked from Sharing Transgender Youth Medical Records with DOJ

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NPR News12‏/6‏/2026سياسةUnited States

California Hospitals Temporarily Blocked from Sharing Transgender Youth Medical Records with DOJ

transgender youth DOJ subpoenas gender-affirming care

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A federal judge in California has temporarily blocked hospitals from producing documents in response to criminal subpoenas from the DOJ seeking records of transgender youth's medical files, personnel files of clinicians, and details on transgender healthcare, amid the Trump administration's goal to end gender-affirming care for youth.

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transgender youth

مواضيعDOJ subpoenas gender-affirming care California hospitals

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