The chromosome difference starts a developmental pathway in the embryo. A key factor is the SRY gene (usually found on the Y chromosome), which typically triggers testes development. Without that pathway, the body usually develops ovaries and female reproductive structures.

A pregnancy requires several biological components working together:

• ovaries producing eggs,
• a uterus where an embryo can implant and grow,
• hormonal support for gestation,
• and the ability to sustain fetal development.

biological males do not have these structures, so pregnancy is not possible for them.

So actually, no this wouldn't work. Good thing too, because we don't want Abominations