(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The Utah legislature decided to protect children from sexual deviants by voting for the ban on the mutilation of children and cross-sex hormone drugs that are prescribed to them.
The bill that passed the state Senate by a vote of 20-8 on Friday will go to Republican Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, who has 10 days to either sign or veto the bill, according to Breitbart. If he doesn’t do anything, the bill will go into effect.
The governor’s office doesn’t have an official position on the topic, but the Senate will probably override a veto as it is already beyond the veto override margin in the House and Senate, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.
While the Utah Department of Health and Human Services conducts a “systematic review,” the bill will indefinitely pause the ability of “doctors” to prescribe puberty blockers, hormone drugs and body mutilations.
The bill also doesn’t stop children who already are taking these drugs from continuing to do so. Instead, it puts a moratorium on new patients.
State Republican Sen. Mike Kennedy, the bill sponsor, said that he expects litigation on the issue if it is enacted. Some lawyers believe that the bill could be found unconstitutional.
State Senate Minority Democrat Leader Sen. Luz Escamilla even cried during the vote because “trans” activists could not destroy kids’ lives anymore.
“We’ve received so many emails, texts and phone calls from parents begging for their families and children, many of them are children I’ve known for years,” she said.
“We see you, and we love your beautiful children and we will continue to work to mitigate the impact of this into their lives.”
While the American medical establishment is pushing these irreversible procedures and treatments, many European countries are more concerned about children.
Breitbart previously reported that the United States is the “most permissive country” when it comes to child mutilation compared to any country in Europe.
So far, only a handful of states banned child mutilation. Among them are Alabama, Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Oklahoma.
