US EditionTrump’s transgender military ban remains blocked, judge rules
- A U.S. Judge in Washington state blocked the enforcement of President Donald Trump's ban on transgender military service, marking the second nationwide injunction against this policy within a week.
- U.S. District Court Judge Benjamin Settle ruled that the ban is discriminatory and would harm the careers and reputations of transgender service members.
- This ruling adds to a previous injunction by U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, who also temporarily halted the enforcement of the ban.
- Sasha Buchert, an attorney with Lambda Legal, asserted that transgender individuals are being forced out of the military due to their identity, stating they 'can shoot straight.
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Transgender veterans warn their VA benefits and services ‘are under attack’
Some veterans and other activists gathered outside the Department of Veterans Affairs headquarters in the nation’s capital Friday to raise their voices and lodge complaints against the agency’s elimination of transgender care.
Second Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Transgender Military Ban
In a significant legal development, a second federal judge has intervened to halt President Trump's controversial transgender military ban, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing debate over LGBTQ+ rights within the armed forces.
US appeals court pauses order to block transgender ban in military
A US appeals court in Washington DC stays a lower court order that blocked transgenders from being banned in the military by President Donald Trump. The panel said that the stay could be reconsidered if the military discriminates against transgender members.
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