Kansas AG Orders Reversal of Transgender Identifier Changes on State Records, Documents

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach claims state law requires trans people's birth certificates and driver's licenses to reflect sex assigned at birth.
Kobach says trans and nonbinary Kansans can't use single-sex spaces that don't match sex at birth, including schools, shelters and prisons.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly disagrees with Kobach's interpretation but he may pursue legal action to enforce it.
The law defines gender as biological traits at birth; trans people don't have to surrender IDs but they'll be legally incorrect.
Advocates criticize the move as attacking trans rights; Kobach says the law clarifies enforcement of the new statute.