During a recent White House press briefing, Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff, reportedly articulated President Donald Trump’s plan to eliminate what he termed “barbaric” gender transition procedures for minors.
He labeled these practices, including both chemical and surgical interventions, as “child torture” and “medical malpractice.”
Miller began by addressing executive orders from Trump that reversed policies from the Biden administration, which allowed transgender individuals to participate in women’s sports and use women’s facilities.
He emphasized that the current administration is committed to protecting children from gender transitions, which he argues constitute child abuse, particularly in cases where parents are not informed.
He stated, “It is child abuse to change a child’s gender,” asserting that actions taken by schools to facilitate gender transitions without parental consent are gross violations of parental rights.
Miller further declared that the Department of Justice is working alongside state and local law enforcement to combat what he described as child abuse in educational settings.
Miller directed a strong message toward hospitals, warning that taxpayer funds would not be available for gender transition programs.
He condemned procedures such as castration surgeries and sterilization treatments, claiming they cause irreversible harm to children and violate medical ethics.
His remarks reflect a broader effort by the Trump administration to reshape policies regarding gender identity and parental rights within the education system.
Miller’s passionate speech underscores a clear stance against gender transition practices for minors, asserting that the administration will utilize every legal means to enforce these changes.
As this issue continues to generate intense debate, Miller’s statements highlight the administration’s commitment to what it perceives as protecting children from harmful practices.
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