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Kansas AG offers to delay enforcement of anti-trans law until March 26 while judge weighs challenge
Kansas Reflector·1d ago
X / Twitter·Facebook·LAWRENCE — Kansans won’t know until at least Tuesday if a judge will delay implementation of the state’s new “bathroom law,” but a concession by Attorney General Kris Kobach means key components of the law can be delayed until March 26. Douglas County District Judge James McCabria heard arguments Friday about Senate Bill 244, the […]
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