The state of Texas is now blocking the transgender pretender crowd from using the court system to force changes to their gender listed on their driver’s license.

After a legal review from Texas DPS and OAG, the state will be refusing any of these court orders from now on since they are not a party to the proceedings.

Here’s more from NBC News:

Transgender people in Texas can no longer change their gender on their state-issued IDs or driver’s licenses, officials confirmed Thursday.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has stopped accepting court orders for the purpose of changing gender markers on driver’s licenses, a department spokesperson said in an email to NBC News.

The statement said the state’s attorney general’s office raised concerns “regarding the validity of court orders” that instruct Texas agencies, including DPS, to change “the sex of individuals in government records, including driver licenses and birth certificates.”

DPS in its statement said neither it, nor other state government agencies, “are parties to the proceedings that result in the issuance of these court orders, and the lack of legislative authority and evidentiary standards for the Courts to issue these orders has resulted in the need for a comprehensive legal review by DPS and the OAG.”

“Therefore, as of Aug. 20, 2024, DPS has stopped accepting these court orders as a basis to change sex identification in department records — including driver licenses,” it said.

A person’s gender on their license or state ID will “reflect the sex listed on the primary document presented upon original application that is already on file,” NBC affiliate KXAN of Austin reported, citing an internal email it obtained.