SB244 stripped ~1,700 trans Kansans of their driver's licenses, banned them from bathrooms, and created a "bounty" system to sue them. 87 House members and 31 Senators voted to make it law.
Find Your Rep's Vote →Trans Kansans who legally updated their driver's licenses had them revoked overnight with no grace period. They were ordered to surrender their IDs immediately.
Trans people are now criminally liable for using bathrooms in government buildings that match their gender. Fines, misdemeanor charges, and lawsuits await.
Private citizens can sue trans people for $1,000+ if they feel "aggrieved" by their presence in a restroom. Government-sanctioned harassment.
Because Kansas has strict voter ID laws, invalid IDs means trans Kansans may be unable to vote until they surrender and replace their documents. Check or update your registration at KSVotes.org ↗
Republicans used a "gut and go" maneuver to bypass all public hearings and testimony. Kansans had no chance to speak before their neighbors were targeted.
The ACLU of Kansas filed suit immediately. Courts are being asked to block this cruel law while the case plays out. Help fund that fight.
On February 27, 2026 — one day after SB244 took effect — the ACLU, ACLU of Kansas, and Ballard Spahr LLP filed Doe v. State of Kansas in Douglas County District Court.
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