This is wonderful.
From Minnesota Public Radio:
The Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bill early Friday by a vote of 68-62 that would prevent state courts or officials from complying with child removal requests, extraditions, arrests or subpoenas related to gender-affirming health care that a person receives in Minnesota.
Physicians who practice gender-affirming care in Minnesota and families who’ve sought it out for their transgender children or teenagers said it would go a long way to ensure that they can continue to access treatment without fear of other states’ laws getting in the way.
They also said it would send a message to transgender people that they are welcome in Minnesota.
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Hannah McKnight 
Someone, somewhere, was bound to get something right. I’m just glad they finally did!
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Now for the Senate to do the same. It seems obvious that Governor Walz will sign it as soon as it gets to his desk.
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I am glad the House acted to help protect the families and providers serving trans kids. One hopes that this can become a trend.
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