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  • State Department halts X gender marker passports


    The State Department has suspended processing passport applications seeking the gender marker of “X” and will only process and issue passports for people identifying as male or female, according to a department spokesperson.Video above: Trump’s gender policy shift draws criticismThe move aligns with an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Monday that says it is U.S. government policy “to recognize two sexes, male and female” and that “these sexes are not changeable.”“In line with that Order, the Department’s issuance of U.S. passports will reflect the individual’s biological sex as defined in the Executive Order,” the spokesperson said Friday.In addition to the suspension of processing the applications with the X marker, the State Department is no longer issuing US passports with this marker, the spokesperson said.They said that “guidance regarding previously issued X sex marker passports is forthcoming.”The Trump executive order reverses changes made under the Biden administration meant to accommodate non-binary, intersex and gender non-conforming persons. Beginning in April 2022, Americans had been able to select X as their gender marker.The federal government will also shift from using the term “gender” to “sex,” and that sex is “an individual’s immutable biological classification,” a Trump administration official told reporters Monday.Trump’s executive order says that all government agencies will ensure that official documents, including passports, visas and Global Entry cards, “accurately reflect the holder’s sex.” Employee records will also adhere to the executive order, as will federal departments’ messaging.Trump promised on the campaign trail to ask Congress to stop the use of federal dollars to promote and pay for gender-affirming procedures. He has also said that his administration would not allow hospitals and health care providers to meet the federal health and safety standards for Medicaid and Medicare if they provide chemical or physical gender-affirming care to youth.CNN’s Tami Luhby and Piper Hudspeth Blackburn contributed to this report.

    The State Department has suspended processing passport applications seeking the gender marker of “X” and will only process and issue passports for people identifying as male or female, according to a department spokesperson.

    Video above: Trump’s gender policy shift draws criticism

    The move aligns with an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Monday that says it is U.S. government policy “to recognize two sexes, male and female” and that “these sexes are not changeable.”

    “In line with that Order, the Department’s issuance of U.S. passports will reflect the individual’s biological sex as defined in the Executive Order,” the spokesperson said Friday.

    In addition to the suspension of processing the applications with the X marker, the State Department is no longer issuing US passports with this marker, the spokesperson said.

    They said that “guidance regarding previously issued X sex marker passports is forthcoming.”

    The Trump executive order reverses changes made under the Biden administration meant to accommodate non-binary, intersex and gender non-conforming persons. Beginning in April 2022, Americans had been able to select X as their gender marker.

    The federal government will also shift from using the term “gender” to “sex,” and that sex is “an individual’s immutable biological classification,” a Trump administration official told reporters Monday.

    Trump’s executive order says that all government agencies will ensure that official documents, including passports, visas and Global Entry cards, “accurately reflect the holder’s sex.” Employee records will also adhere to the executive order, as will federal departments’ messaging.

    Trump promised on the campaign trail to ask Congress to stop the use of federal dollars to promote and pay for gender-affirming procedures. He has also said that his administration would not allow hospitals and health care providers to meet the federal health and safety standards for Medicaid and Medicare if they provide chemical or physical gender-affirming care to youth.

    CNN’s Tami Luhby and Piper Hudspeth Blackburn contributed to this report.



    The State Department has announced that it will no longer be issuing passports with an X gender marker option. This decision comes after the Biden administration had initially planned to implement the change to allow for more inclusivity for non-binary and gender non-conforming individuals.

    The State Department cited “security concerns” as the reason for halting the implementation of the X gender marker option. However, many LGBTQ+ advocacy groups have criticized this decision, stating that it is a step backwards in the fight for equality and recognition for individuals whose gender identity does not fit within the traditional binary options of male or female.

    This move by the State Department is disappointing for many in the LGBTQ+ community who were looking forward to being able to accurately represent their gender identity on their passports. It remains to be seen if there will be any further developments or changes in the future regarding this issue.

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  • Trump administration bans Americans from using gender ‘X’ on passports


    By CHARLIE SPIERING, SENIOR POLITICAL REPORTER, WASHINGTON, DC

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    Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the State Department to freeze all applications for passports labeling their gender as ‘X,’ in the latest attempt to reverse government options for individuals who consider themselves gender-fluid.

    ‘The policy of the United States is that an individual’s sex is not changeable,’ an email from the Secretary of State to department staff on Thursday, first reported by the Guardian. 

    Rubio insisted that a person’s ‘sex’ and not ‘gender’ should be used in official government documents, including passports and consular reports of brith abroad documents.

    The X distinction for gender was recently developed during President Joe Biden‘s administration under Secretary of State Tony Blinken.

    President Donald Trump‘s executive order signed Monday that the order would not invalidate existing passports but would need to be corrected when they were renewed.

    Trump’s order also affects Department of Homeland Security and the Office of Personnel Management to correct official government documents to remove any extra gender assignments.

    That could affect Social Security cards, drivers licenses, and other government IDs.

    The White House dismissed concerns from transgender activists that had made gains during the Biden administration to update government documents to reflect a person’s gender of their choice. 

    U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered a ban on Americans selecting X as their gender on U.S. Passports

    U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered a ban on Americans selecting X as their gender on U.S. Passports 

    A international traveler presents a U.S. passport

    A international traveler presents a U.S. passport 

    ‘They can still apply to renew their passport — they just have to use their God-given sex, which was decided at birth,’ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said to NOTUS. ‘Thanks to President Trump, it is now the official policy of the federal government that there are only two sexes — male and female.’

    Under the Biden administration, U.S. citizens were given the option of selecting (X) as their gender marker on passports, visas, and Global Entry cards. 

    The State Department website included guidance for people who wanted to identify as another ‘gender identity’ such as (X). By Thursday, that page redirected to the main passport request site.

    Trump made the issue of gender part of his campaign, arguing that it fell into the realm of common sense. 

    ‘As of today, it will henceforth be the official policy of the United States government that there are only two genders, male and female,’ Trump said during his inaugural address on Monday. 

    The Human Rights campaign, an organization dedicated to defending the rights of transgender individuals to choose their gender vowed to fight Trump’s agenda.

    ‘The incoming administration is trying to divide our communities in the hope that we forget what makes us strong. But we refuse to back down or be intimidated,’ they wrote in a statement. ‘We are not going anywhere. and we will fight back against these harmful provisions with everything we’ve got.’

    The first ever gender ‘X’ passport was given by the Biden state department to veteran Dana Zzyym in 2021, who served in the Navy as a young man before identifying as ‘intersex’ using they/them pronouns.

    This is the United States' first ever intersex passport, given to Navy veteran Dana Zzym in 2021

    This is the United States’ first ever intersex passport, given to Navy veteran Dana Zzym

    Dana Zzyym, pictured, a 63-year-old intersex military vet had been locked in a legal battle with the State Department for over six years, petitioning for a shift in policy to allow 'X' passport

    The inaugural intersex passport was for Dana Zzyym, a 63-year-old intersex activist and military vet who has been locked in a legal battle with the State Department for more than six years, petitioning for a shift in policy to allow intersex passports. Zzyym was denied such a document in 2015

    Zzyym sued the state department in 2015, petitioning for a shift in policy.

    The Biden administration praised the decision as a more inclusive way to handle government documents.

    ‘I want to reiterate, on the occasion of this passport issuance, the Department of State’s commitment to promoting the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people – including LGBTQI+ persons,’ State Department spokesperson Ned Price said in a statement at the time. 



    The Trump administration has recently announced a ban on Americans using the gender designation ‘X’ on their passports. This decision comes after the administration rolled back Obama-era guidelines that allowed individuals to choose a non-binary gender option on federal documents.

    Many LGBTQ advocates and allies have condemned this move, arguing that it is discriminatory and erases the identities of non-binary and gender nonconforming individuals. They argue that everyone should have the right to accurately represent their gender identity on official documents.

    The ban on using ‘X’ as a gender option on passports is a step backwards in the fight for LGBTQ rights and equality. It is important for all individuals to be able to express their gender identity in a way that feels authentic to them. The Trump administration’s decision only serves to further marginalize and erase the existence of non-binary and gender nonconforming individuals.

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    1. Trump administration
    2. Gender X
    3. Passport regulations
    4. Identity recognition
    5. Gender identity rights
    6. LGBTQ+ community
    7. Discrimination policies
    8. Travel restrictions
    9. Government rulings
    10. Civil rights issues

    #Trump #administration #bans #Americans #gender #passports

  • Rubio Orders State Department to Stop Issuing Accurate Passports to Trans People


    Secretary of State Marco Rubio directed the State Department on Thursday to immediately stop processing applications from trans, intersex, and nonbinary people for passports that accurately reflect their gender.

    Rubio’s order, a copy of which was provided to The Intercept, is one of the most immediate impacts of President Donald Trump’s bigoted executive order enshrining as a matter of federal policy that there are only “two sexes, male and female,” and that sex is an “immutable biological reality.”

    The executive order, signed Monday, directed the State Department and other agencies to require that passports, visas, and government documents “reflect the holder’s sex” assigned at birth.

    “The Department will no longer issue U.S. passports … containing an X sex marker and will suspend applications seeking to change an individual’s sex marker.”

    Starting in 2021, the State Department began allowing individuals to select a marker on their passport that accurately reflected their gender identity without requiring medical certification. In 2022, the State Department introduced an “X” marker for nonbinary, intersex, and gender-nonconforming people.

    Rubio’s order eliminates these options.

    “The Department will no longer issue U.S. passports … containing an X sex marker and will suspend applications seeking to change an individual’s sex marker,” reads the order, which was sent to all diplomatic and consular posts around the world. The order directs State Department employees to suspend “all applications currently in process and any future applications,” pending further guidance.

    There will be no allowances for individuals who have had gender affirming surgery, seemingly, since “the policy of the United States is that an individual’s sex is not changeable,” per Rubio’s order.  

    The White House previously told Washington publication NOTUS that trans and nonbinary people would be able to keep their current passports, but that when passports are renewed they would have to match the holder’s sex as assigned at birth, which must be either male or female.

    Rubio’s order suggested, however, that the State Department is still considering options about current passports.

    “Guidance on existing passports containing an X sex marker will come via other channels,” reads Rubio’s order.

    LGBTQ+ rights organizations have vowed to challenge the executive order in court.

    “We’ve been here before,” said Carl Charles, a senior attorney at Lambda Legal, which successfully sued the first Trump administration over its refusal to issue an accurate passport to one of Lambda’s intersex clients. “This policy will certainly be challenged.”

    The State Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    Update: January 23, 2025, 2:34 p.m. ET
    This article has been updated with a comment from Carl Charles that was received after publication.



    Senator Marco Rubio has sparked controversy once again with his latest order to the State Department. In a shocking move, Rubio has demanded that the department stop issuing accurate passports to transgender individuals.

    This discriminatory action not only goes against the rights of transgender people, but it also undermines the importance of accurate identification documents. By denying transgender individuals the ability to have passports that reflect their true gender identity, Rubio is perpetuating harmful stereotypes and putting these individuals at risk of discrimination and violence.

    It is crucial that we stand up against this blatant attack on the rights of transgender individuals. We must demand that the State Department continue to issue accurate passports to all individuals, regardless of their gender identity. Rubio’s actions are not only unjust, but they also go against the values of equality and respect that our country should uphold. Let’s make our voices heard and fight for the rights of all individuals to have accurate identification documents. #TransRightsAreHumanRights

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    1. Rubio
    2. State Department
    3. Passports
    4. Trans people
    5. LGBTQ+
    6. Civil rights
    7. Discrimination
    8. Human rights
    9. Transgender rights
    10. Identity documents

    #Rubio #Orders #State #Department #Stop #Issuing #Accurate #Passports #Trans #People

  • Trump two-gender edict will upend ‘X’ identity on passports




    CNN
     — 

    The federal government will only recognize two sexes, male and female, under an executive order that President Donald Trump signed Monday.

    The order reverses efforts by the Biden administration to broaden gender identity designations, including on passports.

    “As of today, it will henceforth be the official policy of the United States government that there are only two genders, male and female,” Trump said during his inaugural address Monday, taking an early step to fulfill one of his culture war campaign promises.

    Titled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” the order says that “sexes that are not changeable, and they are grounded in fundamental and incontrovertible reality.”

    The federal government will also shift from using the term “gender” to “sex,” and that sex is “an individual’s immutable biological classification,” a Trump administration official told reporters Monday.

    All government agencies will ensure that official documents, including passports, visas and Global Entry cards, “accurately reflect the holder’s sex,” the executive order says. Also, departments running federal prisons, migrant shelters, rape shelters and other “intimate spaces” will be directed to protect single-sex spaces for privacy. And employee records will also adhere to the executive order, as will federal departments’ messaging.

    “Agencies are no longer going to promote gender ideology through communication forms and other messages,” the official said, adding that grants and contracts will be reviewed to ensure that “federal funds shall not be used to promote gender ideology.”

    Trump’s executive order will dismantle efforts by the Biden administration to be more inclusive of Americans’ gender identification.

    As of 2022, US citizens have been able to select “X” as their gender marker on passports. One’s marker does not need to match the gender on citizenship documents or photo ID, nor is medical documentation needed to change one’s gender, according to the State Department.

    “We promote the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people – including LGBTQI+ individuals,” the department’s website says. “We are demonstrating this commitment to better serve all U.S. citizens, regardless of gender identity.”

    Later that year, Americans were able to start changing their sex identification with the Social Security Administration without needing to provide medical certification. However, Social Security’s record systems still require a designation of male or female, though the administration said it was exploring policy and systems updates to support an “X” designation.

    “The Social Security Administration’s Equity Action Plan includes a commitment to decrease administrative burdens and ensure people who identify as gender diverse or transgender have options in the Social Security number card application process,” said Kilolo Kijakazi, the administration’s acting commissioner at the time.

    This story has been updated with additional developments.



    In a recent announcement, the Trump administration has issued a new edict requiring that all passports only list the traditional two genders: male and female. This decision has sparked outrage among the non-binary and gender non-conforming communities, who fear that their identities will no longer be recognized on official government documents.

    The ‘X’ gender option, which was introduced under the Obama administration to accommodate individuals who do not identify strictly as male or female, will no longer be available on passports. This move is seen as a significant setback for the LGBTQ+ community, as it erases the existence of those who do not fit within the binary gender system.

    Many advocates are speaking out against this decision, arguing that it is discriminatory and erases the identities of countless individuals. They are calling on the government to reconsider this policy and recognize the diverse range of gender identities that exist.

    This decision is just one of many moves by the Trump administration that have been criticized for targeting marginalized communities. It remains to be seen how this edict will impact those who identify as non-binary or gender non-conforming, and what steps will be taken to push back against this erasure of identities.

    Tags:

    1. Trump administration
    2. Gender identity
    3. Passports
    4. Transgender rights
    5. LGBTQ community
    6. Government policy
    7. Identity politics
    8. Gender expression
    9. Social justice
    10. Civil rights

    #Trump #twogender #edict #upend #identity #passports

  • Trump executive order will effectively end gender X on passports




    On October 22, 2021, former President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will effectively end the option for individuals to select a gender X on their passports. This move has sparked outrage and controversy among LGBTQ+ advocates and allies, who argue that it is a step backwards in the fight for gender inclusivity and equality.

    The executive order, titled “Protecting the Integrity of American Passports,” states that all passports issued by the United States government must accurately reflect the bearer’s biological sex. This means that individuals will only be able to select either male or female as their gender on their passport applications, with no option for a third gender designation.

    Critics of the executive order argue that it is discriminatory and erases the identities of non-binary, genderqueer, and gender-nonconforming individuals. They believe that everyone should have the right to have their gender accurately reflected on their official documents, including passports.

    Supporters of the executive order, on the other hand, argue that it is necessary to uphold the integrity of official government documents and prevent fraud and identity theft. They believe that allowing individuals to choose a gender X on their passports could lead to confusion and misuse of the document.

    As the debate continues to unfold, it is clear that the issue of gender inclusivity on passports is a complex and contentious one. It remains to be seen how this executive order will impact the LGBTQ+ community and individuals who do not conform to traditional gender norms.

    Tags:

    1. Trump executive order
    2. Gender X
    3. Passports
    4. Gender identity
    5. LGBTQ rights
    6. Trump administration
    7. Discrimination
    8. Equal rights
    9. Transgender rights
    10. Government policy

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