Then Congress played with Obama's Supreme Court appointment, appointing a justice just days before the elections!
Well it is now coming home to roost.
ReutersBy Nate RaymondMay 20, 2026Summary
- Hospital turns over anonymized records following court order
- Several judges have previously quashed Justice Department subpoenas as overreaching
- Justice Department now centering probe in northern Texas, a venue favored by conservatives
A federal appeals court has declined to block a Rhode Island hospital from turning over medical records to a Texas judge that the U.S. Department of Justice is seeking as part of a Trump administration probe into the provision of gender-affirming care to transgender youth.A three-judge panel of the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals late on Tuesday rejected, opens new tab a request by the Rhode Island official charged with advocating for children in state care to bar Rhode Island Hospital from handing the records over to U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor after he ordered it to do so.The panel said Rhode Island Child Advocate Katelyn Medeiros had not shown her agency would irreparably suffer if the hospital gave the records to a judge, "particularly one that has assured the parties that the records will not be disseminated unless and until the parties' appeals are resolved."Medeiros had asked the 1st Circuit to intervene on an emergency basis after O'Connor ordered the hospital to provide him the records so he could secure them after previously ordering the Brown University Health-run institution to comply with a Justice Department subpoena.
So if the names and addresses have been removed, what use is the data for Texas. The will not know if the child is from Texas or not... so how are they going to know if Texas laws were broken. This is a witch hunt.
Insurance JournalBy Kimberlee KruesiMay 19, 2026A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s sweeping demands for confidential transgender patient information from Rhode Island’s largest hospital that provides gender-affirming care to minors.U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy’s Wednesday ruling is the latest setback for the U.S. Department of Justice, where at least seven other federal courts have agreed to quash or limit the expansive civil subpoenas sent to more than 20 doctors and hospitals last summer.
However, the appeals court overruled the Rhode Island judge.
The Trump adminstration is trying to warp the laws to fit their hatred of trans people.
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