US EditionHegseth moves to implement Trump’s ban on transgender troops
- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a halt to transgender procedures for military members, according to a memorandum made public on Feb. 10.
- Hegseth's memo pauses 'all unscheduled, scheduled, or planned medical procedures associated with affirming or facilitating a gender transition for service members.'
- The memo implements President Donald Trump’s executive order that restricted openly transgender people from serving in the military.
- The order states that if a person expresses a gender identity that diverges from his or her sex, that person cannot satisfy the military’s standards.
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There are several thousand Transgender Soldiers in the U.S. forces. The new Trump administration's declared goal is to remove them from service. A Pentagon memorandum shows: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is now making it serious.
Def Sec Hegseth Announces Return to Traditional Military Standards, Bans Future Trans Soldiers
The United States military has long stood as the world’s premier fighting force, built on foundations of discipline, unity, and unwavering standards. Under Defense Secretary... The post Def Sec Hegseth Announces Return to Traditional Military Standards, Bans Future Trans Soldiers appeared first on Patriot Journal.
Defense Secretary Pauses Recruitment of New Transgender Military Service Members, Stops Funding Transition Surgeries
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued a Department of Defense (DoD)-wide memo on Friday, officially banning the recruitment of new transgender-identifying military service members, and implementing a January 27 executive order from President Donald Trump. [RELATED: Pete Hegseth Confirmed as Defense Secretary…] “Effective immediately, all new accessions for individuals with a history of gender dysphoria [...] The post Defense Secretary Pauses …
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