Appeals Court Shields Current Trans Service Members, Lets Ban on New Recruits Stand
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A D.C. Circuit panel ruled that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s policy banning transgender service members rests on unconstitutional animus but limited its impact to the plaintiffs already serving, shielding them from the ban while allowing the policy to remain in place for new enlistees as litigation proceeds; the decision avoids a nationwide injunction and could be reviewed by the full court or the Supreme Court.
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- Pentagon policy illegally banned transgender troops from military service, appeals court panel rules WTOP
- Court Overturns Hegseth’s Transgender Military Ban in Scathing Ruling The New Republic
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