The decision has sparked strong reactions on both sides of the political spectrum.
Supporters, including U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, called it “a victory for common sense,” saying it simply upholds factual documentation. “There are two sexes, and our attorneys will continue fighting for that simple truth,” Bondi wrote on social media.
“Forcing transgender people to carry passports that out them against their will increases their risk of harassment and violence. This is a heartbreaking setback for the freedom of all people to live as themselves.”
Internationally, even U.S. allies are responding. The Canadian government recently warned citizens traveling with “X” gender markers that they may face difficulties entering the United States under the new policy.
What It Means for Travelers
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