Federal Judge Trump administration preventing from banning military service to transgender people
The US district judge in Washington DC has ruled that Trump’s order to exclude transgender forces from military service is violating its constitutional rights.
Brian Synder
On Tuesday, the Federal Judge obstructed Donald Trump’s executive order, which banned transgender transplants on Tuesday, was the latest in a series of legal setbacks for his comprehensive agenda.
The US district judge in Washington DC has ruled that Trump’s order to exclude transgender forces from military service is violating its constitutional rights.
Reese postponed his orders on Friday to give the administration time to appeal the decision.
Reyes wrote, “In a healthy democracy, both positive results in a healthy democracy.”
“However, we all have to accept our gratitude and respect for all people who respond to the call to serve,” he said.
The judge has issued the opinion requested by six transgender persons who are members of the active service and want to join two other US armed forces.
On January 27, Trump signed an executive order that was the sexual recognition of the members of the transgender service “Disagree with a soldier’s commitment with a respectable, true and disciplinary lifestyle in personal life” And harmful to military readiness.
In response to these orders, Defense Secretary Peat Hegseth released a policy Disqualified people with gender dysphorea for military service.
Linga Dysphoria is the agony of thinking that a person does not comply with the gender attributed to himself and his gender recognition. The medical condition is associated with depression and suicide ideas.
The lawyers of the complainants mentioned it Trump’s order violates the transgender rights of people at the fifth amendment shelter.
Lawyers representing the US Administration argued that the lawyer had a wide discretion to decide how to appoint members of the service without interference and to highlight.
Thousands of transgender people work in armed forces, But they represent less than 1% of the total number of members of the active service.
In 2016, the Department of Defense Policy allowed people to publicly serve in armed forces. During the first tenure of Trump at the White House, Republican has ordered the ban on military service members, with the Supreme Court with the Supreme Court to implement the ban.
Former President Joe Biden, Democrat, When he took office, he removed the ban.
February 26 defined that there are candidates for members of the Hegstet Policy Service or for military service “The current diagnosis is a historic, or displaying steady qualities with gender dysphorea, contrasting the high mental and physical standards required for military service.”
The Pennsylvania Army Reserve is the leader of the Army Reserve, the Army Major, the bronze star for service in Afghanistan and the year of the year of the year of the complainants who claimed to block Trump’s order.
His lawyers, from the National Center for the Rights of Lesbians and Glad Law, said the transgender forces “They don’t want anything more than a chance to dedicate their lives for the protection of the country.”
“However, these successful military personnel are now subject to an order that they should be separated from the armed forces, which is based on the fact that it is based on the proven ability to play their role,” complainants wrote.
“This is an excellent and carefree inverse, which rejects the respectable transgender members of the armed forces, disrupts the integration of unity and weakens our armed forces.”
The US government develops that the Department of Defense It has a history of disqualification of military services if there are physical or mental disabilities, including mental health conditions.
“In any case in this case, in any case, it is not actually questionable for professional military judgment (from the Defense Department) about the risks that allow people with physical or mental disabilities to work in armed forces.”
Complainants’ lawyers say so Trump’s order fits his administration’s standard of discrimination against transgender people.
