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Biden-appointed U.S. Judge Julia Kobick issued a ruling on Tuesday to temporarily stop Trump administration Moving to the U.S. passport only allows men and women.
Consistent with the executive order signed by President Donald Trump, the United States claims that the United States recognizes only two genders State Council Eliminated the “X” name on the passport application and suspended a policy that allows people to identify it as opposite or bisexual or non-bisexual.
The move was widely reported by the media as “targeting trans people”. In April, Kobick, a federal judge in the U.S. area of Massachusetts, ruled to block six people who sued the government.
Her Tuesday ruling expanded her previous ruling to temporarily suspend all Americans’ policies.
Biden-appointed U.S. judge Julia Kobick issued a ruling on Tuesday to temporarily block the Trump administration’s actions, allowing only two men and women on U.S. passports. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Image)
Kobeck said in her ruling that the lawsuit against Trump’s administration’s policy is likely to succeed because she found it to be sexist, “arbitrary and capricious” and “rooted in irrational bias against trans Americans.”
“Transgender and nonbinary people with passports that conflict with gender identity and expression… are more likely to experience psychological distress, suicide, harassment, discrimination and violence”, and “acquisition of identity documents for gender consistency is part of the criteria for treating gender disorders.”
The judge wrote that the policy would lead to transgender people “who would experience anxiety and psychological distress or fear if they were required to travel with a gender-specific passport corresponding to the gender assigned at birth, mainly because they would effectively ‘self’ themselves every time they presented their passport.”
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that only two men and women can be allowed on U.S. passports. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Trump’s order titled “Defend women from gender ideological extremism and restore biological truth to the federal government” Execution Agency To “know two men and women,” the men and women said, “these genders remain unchanged and are based on basic and undisputed reality.”
Although Kobeck said in his ruling that the administration failed to demonstrate that policies are fundamentally related to the government’s important interests, Trump’s executive order states that “efforts to eliminate the biological reality of sexual behavior, fundamentally attacking women to deprive women of dignity, security, and well-being, and their impact on “the impact of language and policy on sexual behavior on women” is not just on women, but on women.
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Trump’s order “defends women from extremism of gender ideology and restores biological truths to the federal government”, directing the implementation agency to “recognize two types of men and women, men and women,” saying: “These genders are unchangeable and based on fundamental and irreparable reality.” (Adobe Stock)
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Nationwide, ideologies that deny biological reality of sexual behavior increasingly use laws and other means of social coercion to allow men to self-identify as women and gain intimate monosexual spaces designed for women and intimate spaces and activities designed for women, from women’s domestic abuse shelters to women’s workplace recreation.

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