On Tuesday, Governor Jay Inslee (D-WA) signed the controversial Senate Bill 5599 introduced by State Sen. Marko Liias (D-Everett), which allows the state to leg{ai:summary}<p>Washington Governor Jay Inslee has signed a controversial new bill, Senate Bill 5599, which allows the state to remove children from their parents if they do not consent to the child's gender transition or abortion. The law will also hide the whereabouts of runaway children who seek gender transition or abortion, meaning no one can protest against what some see as state-sanctioned kidnapping of children. The law removes parents from the health and mental health care decision-making process for their children. A group has already filed a referendum against the law, and the campaign to collect enough signatures to make it appear on the November ballot has begun.</p><p>Supporters of the bill argue that it is essential to protect at-risk and transgender youth who seek shelter. However, critics have argued that the bill infringes on parents' rights and removes protections against abuse and neglect by hiding children's whereabouts from their guardians. The bill's passage comes amid heated debates regarding the rights of transgender individuals and their treatment, with a growing number of U.S. states passing laws that restrict or prohibit transgender individuals' participation in activities that align with their gender identity.</p>

Washington Democrat Governor Inslee Signs Controversial Bill Allowing Government to Take Away Minors From Parents If They Refuse to Agree to Gender Transition Surgery (VIDEO)

Washington Democrat Governor Inslee Signs Controversial Bill Allowing Government to Take Away Minors From Parents If They Refuse to Agree to Gender Transition Surgery (VIDEO)

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