LGBTQ+ Proponents, the families are suing the Trump administrator due to the completion of the financing of transgender health care under the age of 19

A group of seven families, as well as LGBTQ+ advocates and medical organizations, filed a lawsuit against the president Donald Trump and his administration over the executive order for the prohibition of federal financing of transgender health services for individuals under the age of 19.

The lawsuit was filed at the Federal Court in Baltimor and is seeking a direct prohibition of delaying the implementation of Trump’s executive order since last week.

“Over the past week, hospitals across the country have suddenly stopped medical care for transgender persons under nineteen, canceled meetings and distracting some patients who have been waiting for years to receive medically needed care of gender dysforia,” the lawsuit said.

“This sudden exclusion in care was a direct and immediate result of the Executive Command issued by Trump President on January 28, 2025. Federal research or education assigns medical care treatment for people under nineteen years (“Care Receiving Order”). “

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The order for deprivation of care follows the heels of the second executive order, which Trump signed on January 20, 2025 to defend women from the extremism of gender ideology and renew the biological truth to the Federal Government.

The plaintiff’s group claims that executive orders are illegal and unimaginable, saying that the Constitution gives the Porbica power to the Congress.

“The President does not have a single power to take away the federal funds previously approved and signed in the Law, and the President has no authority to impose his own conditions for the use of funds when Congress did not convey to him to delegate power for that,” he writes in the lawsuit. “President’s Directive Trump has had concrete and immediate effects for the termination of funding. Hospitals throughout the country, including those who provided medical care for transgender prosecutors, have completed the provision of permanent and essential medical care that confirm gender to transgender patients under nineteen due to executive orders.”

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The lawsuit is the latest that originated from Trump’s recently signed executive orders relating to gender.

Executive commands, signed at the end of January, include returning a ban on transgender troops in the army, prohibition federal funding For changes in sex for minors and a directive that requires that federal agencies recognize only “two sexes”, male and female, in the official standard of behavior.

“This prohibition issues the basic US values ​​of equal capabilities and judging people by their merits,” said Jennifer Levi, director of transgender and queer rights in GLBTQ legal advocates (defense law), said a statement in a statement about Trans military prohibition.

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Gladine Law and the National Lesbian Rights Center (NCLR) were among the first groups to file a federal lawsuit against Trump’s administration for his military prohibition. A lawsuit, Talbott v. TrumpThe same protective foundations were presented by six active service members and two people who tried to apply, the group announcement said.

Prosecutors include Honorea sailor of the year, the recipient of a bronze star and several who received medals of deserving services. They were identified as a reserve of the US army, Lieutenant Nicolas Talbott, Erica Vandal Army, SGT army. 1. Class Kate Cole, Military Captain Gordon Herrero, Navy Flag Dany Danridge, Master of SGT Air Force. Jamie Hash and Code Nature and Cael close. The last two civilians who want to enroll in the army.

Another lawsuit, which he filed transgender prisoner Receiving medical treatment of funded taxpayers challenges Trump’s executive command that ends the treatment of medical transgender persons-for hormones, gender changes and accommodation for the nursing of federal prisoners.

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An unnamed prisoner, who goes “Maria Moe” in court documents He is also represented by the hunger Law, NCLR and Lowenstein Sandler LLP, claims that Trump is, and the prison bureau is breaking the fifth and eighth amendments and claims to be “with the immediate risk of losing access to medical care that she needs to treat her gender dysphoria.”

Jamie Joseph of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.