Republicans release top bill priorities in rules package. The No. 1 priority? Trans people
The rules package released by Speaker Johnson shows that transgender people are likely to be a top priority for Republicans in 2025.
January 3, 2025
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The rules package released by Speaker Johnson shows that transgender people are likely to be a top priority for Republicans in 2025.
Even before the government completes its policy review, the vice president says transgender members of the military are qualified to serve openly.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff announced that the military will not discharge service members until the president sends further direction.
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Unlike his previous ban that prohibited new members from signing up if they were transgender, Trump's proposed ban reportedly would medically discharge all current trans service members.
He signed the order Monday night on Air Force 1.
One former Air Force officer who served 18 months in prison for consensual sodomy described a complicated, slow, and secretive process.
The Defense secretary did not receive a warm welcome on his first foreign trip.
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Members of two leading legal organizations fought against the transgender military ban before and plan on doing it again.
As we face aggression around the globe, the president continues to push stunningly bad military policy.
Two years after Donald Trump announced the ban, trans Americans remain committed to serving their country.
The Human Rights Campaign is criticizing the Pentagon for not yet moving ahead with a permanent end to the trans military ban.
The Military Human Rights Center for Korea is speaking out against an alleged crackdown of gay soldiers subject to mandatory service in the South Korean army, according to CNN.
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The Hartzler amendment "would have ripped away medically necessary health care for transgender service members and military dependents," according to OutServe-SLDN.
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Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran and Democratic candidate for Congress, is at odds with two national gay rights groups over whether she supports repealing the military's ban on openly gay service members.
Trump’s Defense nominee Hegseth’s anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and the House passing the anti-trans defense spending bill mean that the assault on LGBTQ+ soldiers is just beginning.