Pentagon says it will start kicking transgender people out of military this month
While a federal judge considers blocking the policy altogether, the Pentagon is moving forward.
March 13, 2025
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While a federal judge considers blocking the policy altogether, the Pentagon is moving forward.
"There’s nothing in the record right now that tells me how many complaints there have been with respect to unit cohesion or military readiness with respect to gender dysphoria,” U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes told a Justice Department attorney.
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It represents another setback for the Trump administration.
The Trump Justice Department is asking for an emergency stay to allow it to ban transgender people from the military.
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes was not having it.
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The policy explicitly bans transgender service members from receiving gender-affirming medical care, including hormone therapy and gender-confirmation surgeries.
Ana Reyes, who immigrated from Uruguay and grew up in Kentucky, has worked on asylum and refugee pro bono cases.
Two federal appeals courts in two days have turned down the Trump administration's requests.