These Passports Are Now Limited in the US Following Trump’s Gender Executive Order

In a flurry of activity since his return to the White House earlier this week, President Donald Trump has signed an unprecedented number of executive orders—over 200—aimed at reshaping federal policies across a broad spectrum of issues. Among these, one of the most controversial and impactful is an order titled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.”

This directive has profound implications for non-binary individuals, particularly those who previously benefited from the ability to select an “X” gender marker on their passports, a policy introduced during the Biden administration. The executive order has ignited widespread concern among LGBTQ+ advocates, civil rights organizations, and legal experts, sparking a heated national debate about identity, inclusion, and the role of government in personal recognition.

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