Trump administration warns U.S. Court of Appeal For the District of Columbia Tour, no action was taken against trans military members Thursday, while federal judges’ orders to block their injunctions are being appealed.
The Department of Defense (Defense), led by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, filed a notice with U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in Washington, D.C., denied his motion to dissolve his order to prevent the military from denying the ability of transgender people to enlist on Wednesday.
The Biden-appointed judge presided over a hearing on March 21, when she asked the Department of Defense to delay its initial deadline to develop the policy, which was formulated on March 26.
On March 21, defendants in lawsuits including President Donald Trump and Heggs filed a motion to dissolve the injunction that blocked the Pentagon ban. The document argues that the policy is not an overall ban, but rather “development of gender irritability (a medical condition) and does not discriminate against transgender people for the class.”
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The Pentagon flew from Air Force One and flew over Washington on March 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
The Trump administration further demands that the court should maintain a preliminary injunction pending appeal if the motion to dissolution is rejected.
Reyes denied the motion to disband and the Trump administration appealed.
The purpose of the administrative stay was to give the court enough opportunity to consider deliberating an emergency motion on appeal, the DC Tour said Thursday.
The court added that accommodation should not be construed as a decision on the merits of the motion.
“If any measures occur, the negative impact on the Heggs policy will have a negative impact on service members. [Military Department Identification (MDI) Guidance] The plaintiff may file a motion to cancel the administrative stay before the court terminates the administrative stay and the court will consider it promptly. ” the court wrote.
It added that the appellant must respond by noon on April 1.
The government has enumerated new guidelines released on March 21 and is expected to develop the policy, if not for ongoing litigation. The guide clarifies that the “phrase” exhibits symptoms consistent with gender irritability” and is only applicable to “individuals who show symptoms sufficient to constitute a diagnosis.”
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President Donald Trump and Judge Anna Reyes. (Getty/Reuters)
Reyes said she wanted to leave more time for the appeal process. She also said she had had enough time before to appeal her early opinions to prevent the ban from going into effect.
On Saturday, Heggs said Reyes should Report to the military base Because she is “now a senior military planner.”
“Since ‘Judge’ Reyes is now a senior military planner, she/they can report to Fort Benning at 0600 to indicate how our Army rangers perform high-value target attacks… After that, Commander Reyes can be dispatched to Fort Bragg to train our green berets in the Strikes War,” Heggs wrote on X.
Reyes admitted on Wednesday Military Department The Identification Guide (MIDI Guide) is new, but the arguments raised by the defense are not.
“The defendants re-emphasized their unanimous position [Hegseth] “Policy is related to military preparation, deploymentability and costs associated with medical conditions,” the judge wrote. “Modulation of gender irritability is no different from modulating bipolar disorder, eating disorder or suicide. Military bans stipulate medical conditions, they insist, not people. The problem is the problem.
“Gender irritability is not like other medical conditions, the defendant knows.” “This only affects a group of people: All gender irritability are transgender people, and only transgender people will feel gender irritability.”
Haley Chi-Sing of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
