Supreme Court Upholds Trump's Passport Policy, Restricts Transgender Designations

The Supreme Court of the United States upheld the Trump administrations passport policy, preventing transgender and non-binary individuals from updating their sex markers, highlighting ongoing debates over gender identity rights.

• On Thursday, the Supreme Court of the United States granted the Trump administrations request to enforce a policy restricting passport sex markers to male or female only.
• This ruling means that the X designation for non-binary gender is no longer an option for passport seekers, aligning with the United States Department of States directive.
• The decision reflects the broader political landscape where the Trump administration continues to influence policies affecting transgender rights, amid rising tensions between liberalism and conservative values.