Caitlyn Jenner is upset about how some of President Donald Trump’s policies are impacting her and other trans people, but somehow, she doesn’t blame Trump for that. During a recent appearance on “Tomi Lahren is Fearless,” Jenner complained about how she can no longer use her passport thanks to Trump’s anti-trans executive order. After Trump signed the executive order on January 20, 2025, Jenner had to renew her passport and received one with an M (male) sex marker.

On a webpage dedicated to sex markers in passports, the U.S. Department of State explains that, because of the “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government” executive order, the government will “only issue a passport with an M or F sex marker that matches the customer’s biological sex at birth.” Jenner does not support this policy, but she has vocally supported Trump and continues to defend him.

She explained the situation on Lahren’s podcast.

Jenner emphasized that “documentation is extremely important.” She also implied that someone else might’ve pushed Trump to move forward with this policy change. “I love President Trump and I think he signed this executive order, she said. “I don’t know who underneath him was putting this thing together, that all federal documents, it has to be your biological sex at birth, OK?”

When she went to renew her passport, she really felt the impact of what she voted for. Jenner told Lahren about trying to renew her passport and then trying to change the sex marker in her new passport book after she received it. “Recently, I had my passport,” she said. “I had to get it renewed. I sent it back, comes back gender marker ‘M.’ Screws everything up.”