State Department to Consider Funding Gender Transitions for Diplomats and Their Children

The State Department has now stated that it may explore offering gender dysphoria and gender transition treatment to diplomats and their children stationed abroad, raising concerns in Congress that taxpayers could be required to subsidize sex change surgery.

The State Department recently released a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) Strategic Plan in which it stated that “assess resources for gender dysphoria and gender transition care at posts for employees and their dependents” in order to “increase support for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex (LGBTQI+) employees and family members.”

The State Department has stated that it may explore offering gender dysphoria and gender transition treatment to diplomats and their children stationed abroad, raising worries in Congress that taxpayers could be required to subsidize sex change surgery.

In addition, a newly leaked memo has revealed that, under the Biden Administration, the State Department now appears to be actively and aggressively promoting gender transitions for children abroad. Potentially going as far as labeling countries who refuse to promote the surgeries as human rights abusers.

Several Congressional Republican have since spoken out against the State Department’s radical moves to impose radical gender ideology abroad.

“Americans are pro-family, pro-country and pro-God. I hope foreigners understand that Joe Biden’s State Department doesn’t represent our values.” Rep. Jim Banks (R., Ind.) said in a statement to the Washington Free Beacon.

“Biden’s policies exploit and harm children to promote his political agenda. These experimental and irreversible treatments on children shouldn’t be tolerated, let alone promoted.” Rep. Dan Bishop (R., N.C.)