US Immigration’s ’common sense’ rule: What changes? What can lead to rejection of benefit requests? All you need to know
- The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has updated its policy to recognize only two biological sexes: male and female, effective immediately.
- This change reverses the 'X' gender option, aligning with President Donald Trump's executive order and rescinding a Biden-era policy introduced in 2024.
- USCIS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated, 'There are only two sexes—male and female,' emphasizing the need for alignment with biological reality.
- The policy aims to ensure accurate identity verification and secure document issuance, promoting proper management of the immigration system.
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US Immigration’s ’common sense’ rule: What changes? What can lead to rejection of benefit requests? All you need to know
The USCIS has announced it will only acknowledge male and female biological sexes for immigration benefit requests. Here's a look at what changes, what can get your application rejected
U.S. immigration will only recognize TWO genders going forward, ending Biden-era practice * WorldNetDaily * by Greg Norman, Fox News
'Proper management of our immigration system is a matter of national security, not a place to promote and coddle an ideology that permanently harms children and robs real women of their dignity, safety, and well-being'
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