Subtle Change on ‘Trans Day of Visibility’ Lands Border Agents With Progressive New Responsibility

While keeping track of illegal immigrants flooding across America’s Southern Border, 🛂Border Patrol agents also have to keep track of their pronouns.

A Department of Homeland Security release last week extolling the changes made as part of the Transgender Day of Visibility said that changes are coming to Customs and Border Protection staff as part of what was termed “acilitating effective communication at U.S. ports of entry and beyond.”

“CBP has provided a job aid and memorandum to all staff that will serve as a guide for facilitating effective communication with the diverse public CBP serves, including LGBTQI+ individuals. The guidance includes using gender-neutral language and an individual’s self-identified pronouns and name,” the DHS release said.

The news comes as another measure of the crush experienced at the border says the number of illegal immigrants the 🛂Border Patrol knows have made it into America spiked in March.

According to Fox News, about 2,000 illegal immigrants per day enter the U.S. because Border Patrol