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With anti-trans law adoption, Florida is 5th state to soon be added to California's "No Fly" list

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After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis kicked off Pride Month by signing an anti-transgender bill into law, the Sunshine State becomes the fifth state this year expected to be added to California's banned taxpayer-funded travel list for state employees and college athletic teams.

It will bring to 17 the number of states on the "no fly" list. During a June 1 signing ceremony, DeSantis, a Republican, signed into law legislation requiring transgender youth play on sports teams based on their sex assigned at birth.

Florida is now the eighth state to enact such legislation that primarily is targeted at transgender female athletes in middle school up through college. "The Fairness in Women's Sports Act will empower Florida women & girls to be able

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