Supreme Court allows Trump administration to enforce trans military ban (and more transgender news)

Supreme Court allows Trump administration to enforce trans military ban

Supreme Court lets Trump ban transgender troops while case continues
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The Supreme Court has allowed former President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender troops to take effect while legal challenges continue. The court granted the administration’s request to lift a lower-court ruling that had blocked the policy nationwide. The decision was split, with the court’s three liberal justices dissenting.

Trump initially issued the order upon taking office, arguing that transgender identity does not align with military values. Advocates claim the ban is unconstitutional, harms national security, and wastes resources. The ruling reverses a Biden-era policy that allowed transgender individuals to serve openly.

The Supreme Court’s decision does not settle the underlying legal questions, and the issue will continue to be litigated in lower courts.

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