In recent months, a growing number of hospitals in blue states have shuttered their gender-affirming care programs for transgender youth and young adults up to 19 — not because of flaws in the care itself, which they have provided to thousands of patients without issue, but because of threats from the Trump administration. Rather than stand up to those threats and risk losing federal funding, these hospitals have chosen to abandon their transgender patients — an act many parents describe as outright capitulation, and one that likely violates state nondiscrimination laws. Until now, state attorneys general have largely limited their response to lawsuits against the administration, leaving hospitals free to wash their hands of responsibility. That changed this yesterday evening, when Michi

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