Washington. US President Donald Trump signed an executive order and directed Defense Minister Pete Hegseth to amend the policy of transgender soldiers. This executive order of Trump may ban the recruitment of transgender soldiers in the US Army in future. He also ordered to restore soldiers who were removed for refusing to take Kovid-19 vaccines. Trump’s executive order provides for the deployment of missile defense armor for the US.
As the Defense Minister, Pete Hegseth was seen working towards complying with several executive orders of the President. Both Trump and Hegseth described parts of the anticipated orders throughout the day, but the clarity of these executive orders did not come out till late Monday evening. Transgender Executive Order — The ban on transgender soldiers was widely expected and the order signed by Trump is considered a major step towards the future ban.
Trump in his order claimed that duties by transgender soldiers into the army create a conflict with commitment to a soldier’s honorable, honorable and disciplined lifestyle ‘. Trump has also called it harmful to the army preparations and also asked to modify it. During his first term, Trump tried to ban transgender soldiers, but the matter remained entangled in courts for many years.
After this, it was overturned shortly after the then President who took over by Biden. During the first term of Trump, lawyers of transgender soldiers who challenged this ban in the courts have already resolved to fight against this new ban. In addition, in the year 2021, at least 8,200 soldiers were excluded from the army for refusing to obey the valid order on refusing to obtain the Kovid-19. Trump has also ordered to restore the service of these soldiers.
