MN HF146

Declares out-of-state laws authorizing child removal based on a parent allowing gender-affirming health care to be against Minnesota public policy and unenforceable in state courts.

Establishes that a child's presence in Minnesota to obtain gender-affirming health care satisfies jurisdictional requirements for child custody determinations under Minnesota law.

Adds inability to obtain gender-affirming health care as a basis for temporary emergency jurisdiction in child custody cases.

Prohibits issuance or recognition of subpoenas in Minnesota related to violations of other states' laws designed to interfere with gender-affirming health care, and bars contempt charges for refusing to comply.

Exempts persons from arrest, extradition, and warrant issuance under Minnesota law for acts committed in the state or services received involving gender-affirming health care as defined in the bill.