“We Will Protect America’s Children” – Trump Stops Medicaid Funding For Trans Surgeries For Minors
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The Trump administration is moving forward with a policy to end federal Medicaid funding for “gender transition surgeries and hormones for minors.”
President Donald Trump announced the move Tuesday, saying he directed CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz to ensure federal health care dollars are no longer used to fund gender-transition treatments for minors.
Trump has defended the policy as part of his administration’s efforts to protect children and has urged voters to remember his record on the issue when they head to the polls for the 2026 midterm elections.
Today, at my direction, Dr. Mehmet Oz announced that Medicaid will NO LONGER fund gender transition surgeries and hormones for minors. We are not going to pay for our innocent children to undergo these barbaric surgeries and practices, which result in unthinkable and irreversible harm to their young bodies. Thanks to our strong position and pressure on this issue over the past year and a half, dozens of U.S. hospitals have already ended this so-called “gender-affirming care,” and we expect many more to follow. Just think about all of the young, innocent, and perhaps confused children who will be spared! While the Dumocrat Party wants your kids to be able to chop off their reproductive organs before they are old enough to vote, President Donald J. Trump (ME!) and the Republican Party say that is ABSURD, and we will protect America’s children. Please remember this when you are casting your vote in the Midterm Elections in November. Thank you for your attention to this very important matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
The rule is set to go into effect on Oct 13th.
The Trump administration rule, set to take effect on Oct. 13, would bar U.S. funding in the two federal-state healthcare programs from going toward gender-affirming care for youth. State dollars could still help cover the treatments.
CMS said the decision follows a review of national and international research by HHS. That research identified what the agencies claim is “significant evidence gaps, documented serious safety concerns, and concluded that the evidence supporting these interventions for children remains insufficient to justify federal taxpayer funding.” The details of those findings are unclear.
Great news!
