💥Kash Patel has declared open war against [a new California law:

• Protecting students' gender transitions from parental interference,

• Patel accuses Governor Gavin Newsom of orchestrating a "state-sponsored kidnapping."

—Patel delivered a passionate speech, vowing to:

—*Subpoena witnesses and utilize existing legal powers to dismantle this policy,

—*Hold hearings and pursue litigation in court, and take the fight to the national level.

—He emphasized that

"Federal oversight is necessary when states are redefining parental rights, the boundaries of childhood, and the power dynamics within the public education system nationwide."

—Kash Patel considers California's school privacy law a moral emergency, sparking heated debates about parental rights, privacy, and government power across the country.

At the heart of the "school privacy law" is the issue of [policies that restrict informing parents when students change their gender identity at school.]

—Patel accuses Governor Gavin Newsom of deliberately creating secrecy between schools and families, repeatedly using the phrase "state-sponsored kidnapping" to emphasize the alleged breaches of trust occurring within the American public education system.

—Newsom's office quickly responded, refuting the allegations – arguing that

"This law protects vulnerable students, adheres to constitutional standards, and prevents discrimination in classrooms across California's diverse school districts." —Legal scholars immediately divided, some warning that “the Constitution grants control of education to the states,” while others argued that “federal civil rights laws justify intervention when families allege harm to minors and raise claims related to parental rights.”

—Parents interviewed expressed fear, confusion, and anger, while students described relief and anxiety.

—Patel asserted that confrontation was inevitable, viewing compromise as surrender and describing this battle as a defining moment for American parenting for generations to come amidst changing norms, technologies, identities, institutions, politics, media, culture, and laws

—Currently, the debate remains heated, forcing citizens to choose sides.

—History will judge the outcome, but today’s events have already reshaped the political identities, alliances, and language Americans use when discussing education, rights, safety, power, freedom, responsibility, trust, privacy, dignity, and the future of children. As Kash Patel continues to push this issue, America is watching, debating, and sharing information, recognizing that this confrontation is not merely a policy matter, but a defining moment for democracy, families, schools, identity, governance, culture, and trust.