The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act aims to prevent the removal of children for sex-rejecting interventions and protect parental rights.
The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act seeks to prevent the removal of children for sex-rejecting interventions and protect parental rights. It prohibits federal funds from being used to mandate, promote, or implement protocols treating sex-rejecting interventions as evidence-based, safe, or in the best interests of children. The Act also establishes a private right of action for parents, legal guardians, caregivers, and children who are aggrieved by adverse state actions related to sex-rejecting interventions.
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