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Amanda Brailsford, appointed by Joe Biden, issued an injunction against an Idaho law challenged by the ACLU regarding transgender rights.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 17

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Amanda Brailsford, appointed by Joe Biden, issued an injunction against an Idaho law challenged by the ACLU regarding transgender rights.

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Amanda Brailsford Idaho American Civil Liberties Union

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Jun 17Governor signs Idaho bathroom law; transgender residents represented in court.1 source
- thepinknews.com
Jun 16Appointee of Biden challenges Idaho law regarding transgender rights via injunction.1 source
- lgbtqnation.com

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Amanda Brailsford
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