Prevents the removal of children for sex-rejecting interventions.
The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act aims to prevent the removal of children for sex-rejecting interventions. It prohibits federal funds from being used to support or promote any program, project, curriculum, guidance, protocol, or training that advocates for sex-rejecting interventions as beneficial for children. The act also establishes a private right of action for parents, legal guardians, caregivers, and children to seek relief from covered entities in federal court.
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