In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognize two sexes: “Male” and “Female”. The order also directed federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines, including an instruction to the Secretary of State to discontinue the use and option of X gender markers in passports moving forward, but not retroactively invalidating passports. On January 23rd, 2025, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, ordered the U.S. state department to freeze all applications for passports that had requested an ‘X’ on their gender marker. Other IDs are still state dependent, and there are many states in the U.S. that recognize third gender identities. On January 23rd, 2025, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, ordered the U.S. state department to freeze all applications for passports that had requested an ‘X’ on their gender marker. Other IDs are still state dependent, and there are many states in the U.S. that recognize third gender identities.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognize two sexes: "Male" and "Female", and to direct federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines, including an instruction to the Secretary of State to discontinue the use and option of X gender markers in passports moving forward, but not retroactively invalidating passports. While the proceedings for this new function are still in progress, the efficacy and constitutionality of the executive orders are under scrutiniy. In the meanwhile, other IDs are still state dependent and there are several jurisdictions in the U.S. that recognize third gender identities on this local level. “Male” and “Female”. The order also directed federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines, including an instruction to the Secretary of State to discontinue the use and option of X gender markers in passports moving forward, but not retroactively invalidating passports. On January 23rd, 2025, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, ordered the U.S. state department to freeze all applications for passports that had requested an ‘X’ on their gender marker. Other IDs are still state dependent, and there are many states in the U.S. that recognize third gender identities.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognize two sexes: "Male" and "Female", and to direct federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines, including an instruction to the Secretary of State to discontinue the use and option of X gender markers in passports moving forward, but not retroactively invalidating passports. Other IDs are still state dependent. passports. While the proceedings for this new function are still in progress, the efficacy and constitutionality of the executive orders are under scrutiniy. In the meanwhile, other IDs are still state dependent and there are several jurisdictions in the U.S. that recognize third gender identities on this local level.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognize two sexes: "Male" and "Female", and to direct federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines. Other IDs are still state dependant. guidelines, including an instruction to the Secretary of State to discontinue the use and option of X gender markers in passports moving forward, but not retroactively invalidating passports. Other IDs are still state dependent.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognise two genders: "Male" and "Female". Other IDs are still state dependant. recognize two sexes: "Male" and "Female", and to direct federal agencies to eliminate the use of "gender" in federal documents and guidelines. Other IDs are still state dependant.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognise two sexes: "Male" and "Female". Other IDs are still state dependant. genders: "Male" and "Female". Other IDs are still state dependant.

In his first hours in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to only recognise two sexes: "Male" and "Female". "Female". Other IDs are still state dependant.