AG Tong and 12 states fight federal passport sex marker change
Tong said the change will hurt transgender people's ability to travel.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and 12 other states are objecting to a federal policy requiring passports to reflect a person's sex assigned at birth.
Tong said the change will hurt transgender people's ability to travel.
He added it conflicts with states like Connecticut, where residents can update IDs to match their gender identity, potentially causing confusion with state documents.
