A federal judge decided on Friday (18) that the Trump government’s policy to refuse to issue passports to the transgender and non -bilateral Americans who reflect their sexual identities, perhaps unconstitutional, but they refused to prevent it throughout the country.
The provincial judge, Julia Kubik in Boston, issued a judicial order that suspended politics against six seven transgender people and others who filed a lawsuit to review the policy adopted by the US State Department under the direction of Republican President Donald Trump.
Kobick stated that the passport policy and the relevant executive order are signed by Trump, which determined the change, Sex discrimination He grew up from “Animus” in The relationship of the Americans transmitted Which violated the principles of equality protected by the fifth amendment to the American constitution.
“The executive order and the passport policy are based on the illogical prejudice against the Americans who are transgender, and thus it offends our constitutional nation’s commitment to protect equality for all Americans,” Kubik wrote.
Although Kobick ordered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to allow the six prosecutors to change their sexual names in their passports or tell them that it was “X”, she said they did not explain why they are entitled to obtain something that prevents national policy.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not respond to the requests for suspension. The American Civil Liberties Federation, which represented the prosecutors, did not comment immediately.
The case is one of the many registered at the national level related to the executive order that Trump signed after his return to his post on January 20, specifying that the government recognizes Only two sexes are biologically distinguishedMale and female.
It also decided that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs changes its policies to issue passports only “that accurately reflect the sex of a pregnant woman.”
Shortly after that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs changed its passport policy “requesting a biological sex for the applicant” instead of allowing applicants to recognize self -recognition and is only included as male or female.
Kubik, which was nominated by Trump’s Democratic ancestor, Joe Biden, said policy reflects a reflection of more than 30 years of practice in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to allow people to update sex appointment in their passports.
In 2022, the Biden government allowed the passport applicants to choose “X” as a neutral sexual mark on their passport orders, and it could be subjective “M” or “F” for males or females.
