The Texas court tossed out the state's appeal of an order preventing child welfare officials from investigating the parents of a trans teenager. The Texas 3rd Court of Appeals dismissed Attorney General Ken Paxton's appeal of a judge's temporary order that halted the investigation into the parents of a 16-year-old girl. The judge's temporary order was not appealable. The parents sued over the investigation and the governor ordered officials to look into reports of abuse. The first report of parents being investigated after Abbott's directive was the lawsuit. The appeals court decision clears the way for the judge to hold a hearing on whether to issue a broader temporary order blocking enforcement of Abbott's directive. At a court hearing last week, an attorney for the parents said he had heard of at least two other families facing abuse investigations by the DFPS. The 19th, a nonprofit news organization, reported Wednesday that a Dallas-area family said the department is investigating them. Texas Children's Hospital will stop providing hormone therapies for trans youth because of the governor's order. The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The groups represent a clinical psychologist who says the governor's directive is forcing her to choose between reporting clients to the state or losing her license. The American Civil Liberties Union urged courts to stop the overreach of the government. This crisis in Texas is continuing every day, with state leaders weaponizing the Department of Family and Protective Services to investigate families, invade their privacy, and trample on the rights of parents simply for providing the best possible health care for their kids under the guidance of doctors and The American Medical Association has opposed Republican-backed restrictions on trans people filed in statehouses nationwide. 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