Mirabelli v. Bonta

America First Legal filed a federal lawsuit against Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS), alleging that the district's policies on gender transitions violate parents' constitutional rights by withholding information and not obtaining consent. The lawsuit claims FCPS mandates the use of students' preferred pronouns and names, access to sex-segregated facilities based on self-identified gender, and participation in gendered activities without parental notification.

America First Legal, a Trump-aligned group, is threatening legal action against Fairfax City Public Schools over Regulation 2603, which allegedly conceals students' gender transitions from parents. The group cites recent Supreme Court rulings, including Mirabelli v. Bonta, to argue that the policy violates parental rights to direct their children's education and mental health decisions.

A Virginia school district is facing legal threats from America First Legal over policies that withhold information from parents about their children's gender transitions at school. The group cites a Supreme Court ruling to argue that the district's regulations, which allow name/pronoun changes and bathroom locker choices without parental consent, violate parental rights.

A conservative legal group, America First Legal, has urged the Trump administration to investigate an Alaska school district's policy of withholding transgender students' gender identity from parents. The policy, which requires schools to use students' legal names and pronouns in parent communications while allowing different names/pronouns at school, is criticized as deceptive and unlawful. This follows a Supreme Court ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta that temporarily blocked a similar California policy, sparking broader scrutiny of gender secrecy rules in schools.

A conservative legal group, America First Legal, is urging the Trump administration to investigate Hoonah City School District in Alaska for a policy that withholds students' gender identity information from parents. The complaint follows a Supreme Court ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta, which temporarily blocked California's similar policy, and highlights ongoing legal battles over parent rights versus student privacy in transgender-related school policies.