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Chapter 1: What recent changes have occurred regarding gender transitions for minors?
The American Medical Association, once a staunch supporter of gender procedures for minors, reverses course on the issue.
It's the old dominoes falling analogy where, you know, the first domino drops and pretty soon the entire line of dominoes is falling.
Has the dam now fully broken on medically transitioning kids?
I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley. It's Thursday, February 5th, and this is Morning Wire.
Borders are Tom Homan pulls hundreds of federal agents off the streets of Minneapolis, setting a move towards smarter enforcement.
We currently have an unprecedented number of counties communicating with us now and allowing ICE to take custody of illegal aliens before they hit the streets.
And Trump says talks with Iran have nearly collapsed after a recent conflict in the Arabian Sea, while tensions with China appear to ease.
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Chapter 2: How are federal immigration policies shifting in Minneapolis?
They have really taken a lot of trouble to provide for a reasoned position that is based on medical evidence. And on that basis alone, I'm very, very happy with that. I just hope they take an even stronger stance and totally denunciate gender-affirming care once and for all.
And following the ASPS, we have the AMA, which wields major influence as the nation's largest medical association. They reversed course, too. The AMA told National Review that it agrees with the ASPS that, quote, surgical interventions in minors should be generally deferred to adulthood.
Now, some hedging there, but this is a huge shift for the AMA, which has been rabidly in favor of these procedures for minors. So, for example, the AMA's president said just last year that it's not for him or anyone else to question the so-called experts on trans care.
The association also made it a point to bash a Supreme Court ruling from this summer that effectively allows states to ban these procedures for minors.
We have to note the timing of these changes in stance is very conspicuous. Megan Basham recently reported on the landmark $2 million judgment out of New York State concerning a detransitioner. How does that case factor in here? Is that at the root of these changes?
Yeah, I mean, that's very likely beginning to influence medical organizations. Fox Varian was the first detransitioner to get a verdict in her legal battle against the medical professionals who facilitated and then performed the removal of her healthy breasts at just 16 years old. Again, you know, in the name of trans care. As you mentioned, that was a $2 million judgment.
So, you know, certainly some worry about liability now, it seems. Here's Boss Hart talking about this change and specifically the more than two dozen detransitioner cases that are currently pending.
I'm not in the business of making predictions, but if I had to, I would say that every one of these individuals probably has a case, and I suspect they're all going to win their judgments.
I'll be surprised if they don't, given the way this has been carried out with very poor informed consent and addressing long-term issues and not even addressing the underlying problems that so many of these children have. So I would predict there's going to be a wave of judgments in favor. of the plaintiffs in all these cases. And I think it's fantastic.
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Chapter 3: What implications does the American Medical Association's reversal have?
And so he said this is going to continue. They're going to continue to go through their target lists and get those people. He said illegal immigrants whose sole crime is just being in the country illegally, they're not off the list. So they should feel that they are also under scrutiny, that ICE will come and get them too.
Here's what he had to say about how enforcement efforts will proceed from here.
This is efficient, requires only one or two officers to assume custody of criminal alien target rather than eight or 10 officers going into the community and arresting that public safety threat. This frees up more officers to arrest or remove criminal aliens. More officers taking custody of criminal aliens directly from the jails means less offers on the street doing criminal operations.
This is smart law enforcement, not less law enforcement.
It's certainly fascinating to watch Homin try to thread the needle on this very complex political situation. Jenny, thank you so much for joining us.
Thank you.
Talks between Washington and Tehran may be on the verge of collapse after Iranian attacks on U.S. ships. Meanwhile, tensions with Beijing appear to be cooling off.
Daily Wire reporter Tim Pierce is here to talk about all the international news so far this week. So, Tim, let's start with Iran. Where do things stand there?
Well, talks seem to be somewhat teetering. However, Washington and Tehran are still on track for a meeting on Friday. But it's been a messy ride. According to the Trump administration, Tehran initially reached out to talk after the U.S. moved the USS Abraham Lincoln and a lot of heavy firepower into the region.
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