‘Who are they going to target next?’ Kansas appeals court hears arguments on gender markers
Pedro Irigonegaray, an attorney representing the Kansas Department of Revenue, argues before the Kansas Court of Appeals at a Jan. 27, 2025, hearing. (Thad Allton for Kansas Reflector) TOPEKA — The state solicitor general told an appeals court panel Monday that transgender people don’t have to get a driver’s license if they don’t like being forced to use a
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