Kansas Republicans revoked 1,800 transgender people's identity documents with no grace period, causing confusion and panic. Trans residents share stories of disrupted lives and legal uncertainty.
Kansas Republicans passed a law invalidating transgender people's identity documents, causing widespread confusion and disruption as individuals scramble to comply.
Transgender residents in Kansas are being ordered to hand back driver's licenses that don't match their birth-assigned sex under a controversial new law that took effect immediately without a grace period.
Kansas is set to cancel approximately 1,700 driver's licenses and 1,800 birth certificates for transgender residents under a new law that reverses previous gender marker changes, positioning the state at the forefront of restrictive policies.