Texas Court Temporarily Blocks AG Paxton's Investigation of PFLAG

The injunction protects the privacy of transgender minors and their families seeking gender-affirming care.

A Texas judge issued a temporary injunction preventing Attorney General Ken Paxton from demanding records from PFLAG, a nonprofit supporting transgender minors.
The court ruling safeguards the privacy of PFLAG's members, including transgender minors and their families seeking gender-affirming care.
PFLAG received civil demands from Paxton's office in February as part of an investigation into medical providers offering gender-affirming care despite a state ban.
Legal representatives for PFLAG argue the state's demands harm the organization's mission and decrease membership and participation in Texas chapters.
The trial on the merits of the case is scheduled for June 10, with PFLAG's legal victory seen as a significant step in protecting transgender minors' rights in Texas.