US Supreme Court Allows Trump’s Ban On Trans Troops To Take Effect
- The US Supreme Court has allowed President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender military personnel to take effect during ongoing litigation, potentially leading to the dismissal of thousands of troops.
- The decision drew opposition from the court’s three liberal justices and criticism from LGBTQ+ organizations, which called it a blow to transgender servicemembers.
- The ruling supports Trump’s efforts to roll back transgender rights in the military, reversing policies enacted during the Obama and Biden administrations.
- Approximately 4,240 transgender troops diagnosed with gender dysphoria could be affected, with the Pentagon enforcing removal unless waivers are obtained.
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