H. R. 1139 aims to restrict the Secretary of State from allowing the use of an unspecified (X) gender designation on passports, passport cards, and Consular Reports of Birth Abroad issued in the United States. Instead, each application must specify gender as either male or...
This bill wants to stop the option for some people to choose an "X" for their gender on certain official papers like passports. Instead, everyone would have to pick either "male" or "female."
H. R. 9874 aims to prevent gender-related medical treatments for minors in the United States by making it illegal to perform such procedures and excluding these treatments from Medicare coverage. It defines gender-related medical treatments to include surgeries and hormone...
The bill wants to stop doctors from giving kids special medicines and surgeries to change their gender, and it says the government won't pay for these treatments. It makes rules for when these treatments might be okay and could change which doctors can get government money if they do these kinds of treatments for kids.
The bill S. 5356, titled the "Defining Male and Female Act of 2024," seeks to create clear and consistent biological definitions for the terms "male" and "female." It states that there are only two sexes, male and female, based on physical characteristics that relate to reproduction. The bill...
The bill wants to make clear rules about what the words "male" and "female" mean, by saying there are only two types based on how people's bodies can make babies. It also talks about how to use other words like "gender" and "gender identity," mainly for making laws and rules in the United States.
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