"Debating Utah's Transgender Bathroom Ban: School, Airport, and Enforcement Dilemmas"

Utah's new transgender bathroom ban, signed into law by Gov. Spencer Cox, requires individuals to use public facilities based on the sex assigned at birth, with potential criminal penalties for non-compliance. The law impacts government-owned spaces, including schools, and requires the state auditor to investigate complaints of non-compliance, with fines of up to $10,000 per violation per day. The legislation has raised concerns about its impact on the transgender community and how it will be enforced.