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In October 2026, Donald Trump signed a presidential decree recognizing only two sexes, effectively ending the recognition of transgender identities. This policy was part of his 2024 campaign promise to eliminate the 'transgender delirium' and was implemented immediately upon his inauguration. The action represents a significant shift in U.S. legal frameworks regarding gender identity.

Key points

• Donald Trump signed a presidential decree recognizing only two sexes upon his inauguration in 2026.
• This decree was part of his 2024 campaign promise to eliminate the 'transgender delirium'.

Context

This policy change occurred during the 2026 presidential inauguration, marking a decisive shift in U.S. legal frameworks regarding gender identity following Trump's 2024 campaign promise to eliminate the 'transgender delirium'.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific decree signed on inauguration day; no further details on enforcement or public reaction are provided.

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