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Trump Reinstates Traditional Gender Definitions in First Executive Orders of Second Term

President Trump reverses Biden-era LGBTQ protections by defining gender strictly as male or female, sparking controversy and potential legal battles.

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On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed executive orders redefining gender as strictly male or female, halting federal funding for gender-transition healthcare, and rescinding Biden-era LGBTQ protections. The order restricts federal documents to binary gender options only. This marks a continuation of Trump's conservative agenda, initiating a wave of legal challenges from LGBTQ advocacy groups. Additionally, Trump rescinded numerous Biden-era policies, including those on immigration and environmental regulations, during the first day of his second presidency. These actions have drawn both praise and condemnation, with predictions of extensive litigation to follow.

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