Eleanor Klibanoff
Women's Health Reporter at Texas Tribune
@texastribune covering law, courts and politics. previously: abortion and women’s health. all my exes not in Texas: @kentuckycir @pacrossroads @npr
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kwtx.com | Atirikta Kumar |Eleanor Klibanoff
The Texas Tribune - A Texas court has temporarily stopped the City of San Antonio from funding efforts to help residents travel out of state to get abortions. In April, the San Antonio City Council voted to allocate $100,000 to its Reproductive Justice Fund to help support abortion-related travels.
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palestineherald.com | Eleanor Klibanoff
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a gender-affirming care ban for minors in Tennessee was constitutional, effectively green-lighting a similar law in Texas and about two dozen other states. The justices ruled 6-3 in Skrmetti v. United States that Tennessee’s ban does not violate the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution and does not constitute discrimination on the basis of transgender identity.
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tdtnews.com | Eleanor Klibanoff
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a gender-changing care ban for minors in Tennessee was constitutional, effectively green-lighting a similar law in Texas and about two dozen other states. kAm%96 ;FDE:46D CF=65 e\b :? $<C>6EE: G] &?:E65 $E2E6D E92E %6??6DD66’D 32? 5@6D ?@E G:@=2E6 E96 tBF2= !C@E64E:@? r=2FD6 @7 E96 &]$] r@?DE:EFE:@? 2?5 5@6D ?@E 4@?DE:EFE6 5:D4C:>:?2E:@? @?
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krgv.com | Eleanor Klibanoff
Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a gender-affirming care ban for minors in Tennessee was constitutional, effectively green-lighting a similar law in Texas and about two dozen other states. The justices ruled 6-3 in Skrmetti v.
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mysanantonio.com | Eleanor Klibanoff
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a gender-affirming care ban for minors in Tennessee was constitutional, effectively green-lighting a similar law in Texas and about two dozen other states. The justices ruled 6-3 in Skrmetti v. United States that Tennessee’s ban does not violate the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution and does not constitute discrimination on the basis of transgender identity.
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If you’re one of the dozens of people, from the extremes of both sides of the aisle, who have emailed/tweeted at me some version of “tExAs LeT uNdOcUmeNtEd PeOpLe gEt iN-StAtE TUITION???” this story is for you:
In 2001, Texas passed in-state tuition for undocumented students with broad bipartisan support. This week, GOP leaders are celebrating the policy's demise: https://t.co/g8K3o1FTPQ #txlege
A reminder: I’m the new law and courts reporter @TexasTribune. If you’re sending out comments on this tonight/in the coming days, please do a girl a favor and double check that I’m on your list! [email protected]
Just hours after the DOJ sued Texas over a long-standing law allowing undocumented immigrants to get in-state tuition, a judge has granted a permanent injunction (with the governor’s blessing)
Just hours after the DOJ sued Texas over a long-standing law allowing undocumented immigrants to get in-state tuition, a judge has granted a permanent injunction (with the governor’s blessing)
In-state tuition for illegal immigrants in Texas has ended. Texas is permanently enjoined from providing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants. https://t.co/auADfaUD6g
