DOJ and Texas AG discuss settlements regarding medical procedures at Pasadena clinic
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
The Department of Justice announced it had reached settlements with two hospitals to end 'sex-rejecting procedures on children.' These agreements were the fifth and sixth reached regarding the use of transgender medical procedures for minors. The effort included a partnership in Texas involving Attorney General Ken Paxton.
From thefederalist.com
Why it matters
The settlements concern the closure of pediatric transgender clinics and the operational shifts of specialized medical providers. The focus is on the procedures and services offered at the clinic facility located in Pasadena.
From thefederalist.com
Who's involved
- Ken PaxtonAttorney General of Texas
- departmentOffice involved in settlements regarding medical procedures
- PasadenaCity where a major clinic facility is located
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Ken Paxton
Attorney General of Texas since 2015
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Pasadena
city in Los Angeles County, California, United States