Several federal courts have issued rulings on the legality of child sex change bans, leading legal experts to anticipate that the Supreme Court will likely address this issue.
While federal courts in Tennessee, Alabama, and Kentucky have upheld such bans, courts in other states like Arkansas have struck them down. The legal arguments against these bans often cite the Due Process and Equal Protection clauses of the 14th Amendment.
Legal experts suggest that these arguments may not ultimately hold up at the Supreme Court level, where challenges to the bans are expected to be decided.