> It’s a biological reality. The biological reality being that at birth babies are clearly reproductively male or reproductively female in roughly 98% of cases

> It’s a biological reality. The biological reality being that at birth babies are clearly reproductively male or reproductively female in roughly 98% of cases. It's less clear for roughly 2% and indeterminate by any single means (chromosones, gametes, external organs) in small percentage ( 0.02% ) of cases. Because of that biological reality various countries allow for people that were born neither [F] nor [M] to have a third option to avoid them having to lie on their passport. The Australian passport requires factually accurate information and therefore allows [M], [F], and [X]. How do US border accept this under the current administration in light of the recent note by the current POTUS? https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/passports/passport-policy#:~:text=ATDs%20will%20record%20sex%2Fgender,unspecified%2Fnon%2Dbinary). https://www.dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/pass...