‘Lesser-known D-Day’ strikes as Pentagon purges transgender patriots serving in the U.S. military
As of June 6, military commanders must identify anyone who may be trans for a medical evaluation and expulsion from the armed services.
June 6, 2025
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As of June 6, military commanders must identify anyone who may be trans for a medical evaluation and expulsion from the armed services.
“These are Americans who have served with honor, with distinction, and with unshakable patriotism,” the Delaware Democrat said
The Democratic lawmakers are asking the Pentagon to respond to simple questions.
“House Democrats will always stand with the LGBTQ community — including our transgender fellow Americans,” Hakeem Jeffries said.
Clayton McCallister is one of the trans people challenging Donald Trump's transgender military ban.
Judge Ana Reyes accused Department of Justice attorneys of being unprepared.
It is another win for transgender people who are serving and want to serve in the U.S. armed forces.
“Mr. Secretary, do not implement this ban," the Illinois senator wrote in a letter to Pete Hegseth.
It would be “unprecedented and un-American,” lawyers argued.
She got him to commend the service of three women before revealing that they're transgender.
These trans folks explain why they're ready to serve like anyone else.
Two federal judges have blocked the Pentagon's attempt to kick out trans service members.
He said the Trump administration is implementing policies in the agency with “the biggest budget, biggest guns” to make it easy to “push around the rest of the government.”