U.S. Secretary of wellness and Social Welfare Robert F. Kennedy Jr. decided to limit children's access to the alleged "transition". This is 1 of the most extremist moves introduced so far by the Trump administration in the field of combating the ideology of neolysenkoism. In addition, the home of Representatives adopted a bill which prohibits the financing of transit from public money and up to 10 years in prison for mutilation of a kid with pseudo-operations, allegedly changing sex. The task is now to be directed to the Senate.
The US has banned alleged "gender change". In accordance with the adopted text of the crime, there is to be, among another things, a situation where a individual "consciously performs or attempts to mutilate sexual organs or bodies on another insignificant person"; "awarely undergoes insignificant chemical castration"; or consciously "eases or consents to mutilation of female sexual organs in a minor" or "transports a insignificant to execute female genital mutilation".
The Act provides for fines and imprisonment for up to 10 years, while besides includes exceptions for procedures to treat actual medical problems related to sexual dysphoria (a intellectual illness involving confusion about its sexuality).
In parallel, the United States Department of wellness and Social Welfare (HHS) has proposed government aimed at ending the usage of alleged "bio-sex rejection procedures" for people under 18. The HHS proposal indicated that Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) insurance schemes would halt backing for any infirmary that offers underage surgery or medicine ‘to make them look like the other sex’.
The description includes, among others, surgery involving the removal of healthy genital organs and chest treatments, as well as hormonal therapies that aim to mask girls with testosterone and feminization of boys utilizing estrogen and sex maturation blockers.
In the same transmission, HHS reported that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is sending informing letters to 12 manufacturers and retailers who are accused of illegally promoting alleged "breast binders" for girls under 18 as a method for treating sexual dysphoria. Binders compression breasts to flatten them under their clothes.
At the same time, the ministry stated that it was working to clarify the definition of "disability" in the civilian rights government so as to exclude "sexual dysphoria". The proposed actions are intended to align HHS regulations with president Donald Trump's executive regulation of 28 January, which prohibits "chemical and surgical mutilation" of children, and obliged HHS to propose regulations to prevent specified procedures from being applied to minors.
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