Trump’s Executive Order Creates Passport Challenges for Trans Citizens
June 12, 2025
Trump’s order claiming “two sexes” complicates travel for trans and non-binary citizens, conflicting with medical views.
Trump’s order claiming “two sexes” complicates travel for trans and non-binary citizens, conflicting with medical views.
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