Idaho state officials suggested that law enforcement could use DNA testing to verify a person's chromosomal makeup to enforce a new Anti-Transgender bathroom law.

The statement was made by Idaho Solicitor General Michael Zarian during a federal court hearing, sparking widespread debate over the practicalities and civil liberties implications of enforcing the statute.

Six Transgender Idaho residents filed a lawsuit to block House Bill 752 before its implementation.

Judge Brailsford is currently weighing the arguments to decide whether to issue a temporary injunction that would halt the law from taking effect on July 1 while the wider constitutional challenge moves through the courts.