This is something that you were talking about in an article that I've seen an advance copy of, right,

where the sort of probably some of the most worrying implications for this are, again,

in people going across state lines to seek health care.

Yes.

Whether that is abortion or gender affirming care that have been criminalized in like half of U.S.

States.

And again, like that stuff that as well, just like to keep it slightly transatlantic,

that could things that already are, let's say, under assault here as well.

Right.

Yeah.

So the specific example that made me want to pursue this story was it's in Texas. The first really interstate

travel ban came about because of Greg Abbott's directive to prosecute parents for giving

their children gender affirming care. And the reason that that one specifically left out

at me was because CPS can open an investigation

if you get care for your child anywhere. So if you, you know, if you're like, well, shoot,

they close all the gender clinics in Texas. So I'm going to drive to Oklahoma or whatever to get

my kid blockers or whatever. When you come back, they can still investigate your family and then pursue

charges, because that's how child protective services works, which has led to states like

Connecticut and Minnesota passing laws that say, we won't extradite you back to Texas if

you flee here because CPS is investigating you for affirming your child's gender, which is like this

entirely, I'm sure there are legal

experts who are salivating at the idea of basically interstate commerce completely breaking down

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