Read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance.
Summary
The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act ties federal child‑welfare money to a ban on so‑called sex‑rejecting interventions for minors. It stops states from removing children or labeling parents as abusive when they refuse such treatments, and it requires training on the harms of those interventions. The law lets families sue for violations and penalizes non‑compliant states.
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