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Texas Senate Bill 8 bars transgender people from using multiple. The bill, which Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign, is the latest in a slew of anti-trans measures passed in the state, and the most recent anti-trans bathroom bill passed by states in recent years.
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Nineteen states already have some form of a transgender bathroom ban, and Texas has weighed more than 16 such bans over the past decade. Senate Bill 8 restricts bathroom use in government buildings and schools to sex assigned at birth. The Texas House on Thursday passed Senate Bill 8, the so-called "bathroom bill" that would restrict access to public restrooms for transgender people.
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The measure now just needs a final nod from. Texas lawmakers have passed a bill banning transgender people from using public restrooms that align with their gender identity. Texas Senate Bill 8 prohibits transgender people from using multiple.
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After heated debate, Texas House passes bill banning transgender people from bathrooms If passed, SB 8 will become the most financially punitive bathroom bill in the country with a fine of. A bill prohibiting transgender people from using public bathrooms and similar private spaces that align with their gender identity is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk after approval from the.
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Across the Union 19 states have already passed legislation limiting transgender people's access to the bathroom of their gender identity in public buildings. The Texas House has passed a bill that would bar transgender people from using bathrooms in government buildings that align with their gender identities. The Texas Senate has approved six bathroom bills since 2017, although none have become law thus far.
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In 2025 alone, Texas government officials have doubled down on anti-trans policies, from the state enacting a law that strictly defines "sex" based on a person's "biological sex" assigned at birth to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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