The Trump administration requests the Supreme Court to allow it to reduce sexes on passports

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow it to enforce a policy that would restrict sex designations on passports to “males” and “females” based on the sex appointed at birth.

The President and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs seek to reflect a policy offered by the Biden administration in 2021, which allowed the transgender and not prominent to choose their gender or put “X” as an alternative. The minimum court issued a judicial order earlier this year, which allowed this policy to continue.

The Attorney General d. John Sawir in the new deposit The Trump’s new policy is “legal”. “The constitution does not prevent the government from identifying sex in terms of the biological classification of the individual.”

The deposit says that the irritable matter “has no basis in law or logic.”

The deposit seeks to establish an order “pending the consideration of the government’s appeal to the United States’ Appeal Court for the first circle and suspended any other review in this court.”

A representative of the American Civil Liberties Union, who represented the case in the case, did not respond immediately to request the comment.