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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth On Saturday, said the judge who ruled that the pentagon should allow transgender troops to inform the military bases since she is “now one of the main military planners.”
The American district judge Ana Reyes in Washington, DC, issued a preliminary court order last week that blocked the pentagon to enforce the executive order of President Donald Trump that prohibits the transgender people to serve in the army.
Trump’s order of January 27 said that “expressing a false ‘gender identity’ of the sex of an individual cannot satisfy the rigorous standards necessary for military service” and instructed the Department of Defense to update its medical standards for military service and pronoun policies.
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegesh, said that the judge who ruled that the pentagon should allow transgender troops to inform the military bases. (Reuters/Yves Herman)
The president’s order said that “beyond the hormonal and surgical medical interventions involved, the adoption of an inconsistent gender identity with the sexual conflicts of an individual with the commitment of a soldier with an honorable, true and disciplined lifestyle, even in the personal life of one.”
In his ruling, said the judge Trump order It contains a language that is “blatantly degrading”, adding that politics “stigmatizes transgender people as inherently not suitable.”
Hegseth responded to the decision on the social media platform X.
Pentagon to appeal the judge’s decision blocking the transgender prohibition, Hegseth says
The American district judge Ana Reyes issued a preliminary court order last week that blocked the pentagon to enforce the executive order of President Donald Trump that prohibits transgender people from serving in the army. (Somodevilla/Getty images)
“Since ‘Judge’ Reyes is now one of the main military planners, she/they can inform Fort Benning at 0600 to instruct our army rangers on how to execute raids target of high value … After that, Commander Reyes can dispatch Fort Bragg to train our green berets in the war against counterinsurgency,” he wrote.
The judge He delayed his order Until Friday morning, so that the Trump administration appealed, which said it would.
Reyes said in his decision that the executive order probably raises violations of constitutional rights.
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegesh, said the judge “can inform Fort Benning at 0600 to instruct our army rangers on how to execute raids target of high value.” (Andrew Harnik/Getty images)
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“The court knows that this opinion will lead to a heated public debate and appeals. In a healthy democracy, both are positive results,” Reyes wrote. “We must all agree, however, that each person who has responded to the call to serve our gratitude and respect.”
“In fact, the cruel irony is that thousands of members of the transgender service have sacrificed, some risking their lives, to ensure that other protection rights just like the military prohibition seeks loaded “.”
