The Supreme Court USA has allowed the prohibition imposed by President Donald Trump on their military service trans people.
In a ruling that could bring about the dismissal of thousands of active officials, the Supreme Court has ultimately accepted the request of the Ministry of Justice to lift the federal judge’s order, Benjamin Setl, who prevented the US military from implementing the ban.
Setl had reported that the Trump Decree was probably violating the right of the fifth amendment of the US Constitution to equal protection by law.
It should be noted that the US president had signed the executive decree of the ban on trans people by the army in January after returning to the US reins. Trump then described the gender identity of transgender people as a “lie” and argued that they were unable to satisfy the standards required for the service in the US Armed Forces.
“A man’s claim that he is a woman and his claim by others to honor this lie is incompatible with the humility and selflessness required by a member of the service,” the decree said.
The Pentagon subsequently issued instructions on the implementation of Trump’s order, excluding the military service of current soldiers and applicants with a historical or diagnosis of sex discomfort or persons who had undergone a rewarding process. The decree allowed the possibility of exemption on a case -by -case basis if their term of office would immediately support the “war skills”.