The Pentagon has initiated orders to discharge transgender service members, mandating identification of those with gender dysphoria in all branches of the military. This enforcement follows a Supreme Court ruling that allowed Trump’s previous executive order banning transgender individuals from military service to be implemented fully. With a deadline of June 6 for voluntary quits, those refusing to comply will be involuntarily removed. Additionally, gender-affirming medical care for active-duty transgender troops has been reinstated as prohibited, effectively negating previous court-derived access to necessary healthcare.
The Pentagon has issued final orders to begin forcing transgender service members from the U.S. military, giving those affected until June 6 to resign voluntarily or face discharge.
The order follows the Court's decision to stay an injunction in Shilling v. United States, allowing Trump's January executive order banning trans military service to take full effect.
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