A panel of judges ruled on June 1 that President Donald Trump’s policy of excluding people with gender dysphoria already serving in the military is unconstitutional. The policy, instituted last year under War Secretary Pete Hegseth, “appears to be driven by the bare desire to | Collector

A panel of judges ruled on June 1 that President Donald Trump’s policy of excluding people with gender dysphoria already serving in the military is unconstitutional.

The policy, instituted last year under War Secretary Pete Hegseth, “appears to be driven by the bare desire to

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A panel of judges ruled on June 1 that President Donald Trump’s policy of excluding people with gender dysphoria already serving in the military is unconstitutional. The policy, instituted last year under War Secretary Pete Hegseth, “appears to be driven by the bare desire to

A panel of judges ruled on June 1 that President Donald Trump’s policy of excluding people with gender dysphoria already serving in the military is unconstitutional. The policy, instituted last year under War Secretary Pete Hegseth, “appears to be driven by the bare desire to

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