Lawyers ask judge to certify case to protect all trans troops affected by Trump military ban
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Lawyers ask judge to certify case to protect all trans troops affected by Trump military ban
"The class certification request is designed to ensure any ruling applies broadly. In light of the Supreme Court's recent decision, we want to ensure any favorable ruling would protect all transgender servicemembers - not just the plaintiffs in our case."
"The lawsuit challenges Trump's January 2025 executive order directing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Pentagon to bar transgender people from military service, a policy plaintiffs say amounts to a sweeping exclusion of qualified troops."
Transgender service members are challenging President Trump's military ban through a nationwide class action. A federal court has set a timeline for the case, with plaintiffs submitting a fifth amended complaint and a motion for class certification. The lawsuit, involving 30 transgender service members, aims to ensure that any favorable ruling applies broadly, protecting all transgender servicemembers. The challenge is against Trump's 2025 executive order that bars transgender individuals from military service, which plaintiffs argue excludes qualified troops.
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