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The U.S. Army announced that it will no longer allow trans people to enlist and will stop promoting procedures related to gender shifts in service members.
In a statement shared on X, the Army said the decision came into effect immediately and that all medical procedures related to promoting or confirming the gender transition of service members have been suspended.
“#usarmy will no longer allow transgender people to join the military and will cease execution or facilitate procedures related to the gender transition of Servicembers. Stay tuned for more details.”
It further stated: “Effective immediately, all new additions to persons with a history of gender irritability have been suspended, and all plans, or medical procedures for the program, are suspended in addition to the program that is relevant to the identification or promotion of gender transition for service members.”
“Gender-irritated people volunteer to serve our country and will be treated with dignity and respect,” the statement added.
The U.S. Army’s announcement comes after U.S. President Donald Trump announced last month that he had signed four executive orders that would reshape the military, including a ban on transgender service personnel from serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. President Donald Trump announced.
On January 27, Trump announced that he had signed four executive orders that would reshape the military, including banning transgender service personnel from serving in the U.S. military and recover with salary troops fired for refusing to receive COVID vaccines CNN reported.
Donald Trump banned trans Americans from serving in the armed forces in 2017 during the first administration. However, former U.S. President Joe Biden issued an order to repeal the ban in 2021. Hours after being sworn in as the 47th president of the United States in January 20, Trump signed an order to revoke the Biden administration’s 2021 relocation to allow transgender members to serve.
