Washington law does not allow US state to 'kidnap' children

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Washington law does not allow US state to 'kidnap' children
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🇺🇸 Claims that the US state of Washington passed a law allowing 'state-sanctioned kidnapping' are false. The posts misrepresent legislation aimed at protecting children seeking gender-affirming and reproductive care

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