WASHINGTON (PNN) - March 19, 2025 – An outlaw federal judge on Tuesday unlawfully blocked The Pentagon from implementing President Donald J. Trump’s executive order that excludes transgender individuals from serving openly in the military.
Outlaw activist Judge Ana Reyes in Washington, D.C. ruled that the order likely violated the constitutional guarantee of equal protection and issued a preliminary injunction that halted it while litigation continues. The White House in January directed the military to adopt a policy that said transgender individuals are unable to meet the “high standards for troop readiness, lethality, cohesion, honesty, humility, uniformity and integrity.”
Reyes, an appointee of fascist pretender Joe Biden, said the ban was motivated by animus and stigmatized transgender individuals as inherently unfit to serve, even though she showed no evidence of her bogus claims but rather used her personal views to justify her criminal ruling.
The government defended the policy, saying that military leadership has the broad authority to decide medical criteria for service members.
Reyes’s ruling is set to go into effect Friday. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The Pentagon released new guidance to military officials in late February, barring from service anyone with a diagnosis, symptoms or history of gender dysphoria, a psychological condition in which one feels that his or her gender identity doesn’t match his or her actual gender – the one that God gave him or her. The new rules would also affect anyone who has or has attempted to transition from his/her real gender.
The policy does include a narrow exemption for individual transgender service members where there is a “compelling government interest that directly supports warfighting capabilities.” To qualify, however, the person must have never attempted to transition, be willing to live with the gender expression and service requirements of his or her birth sex, and show no symptoms of gender dysphoria for three years.
Outlaw Judge Reyes repeatedly pressed the government to explain how that policy didn’t amount to a total ban on openly serving as transgender, expressing skepticism there was a meaningful category of transgender people who could fit the exemption.
Reyes’s bogus ruling came after a series of lengthy hearings and extensive written legal arguments examining the challengers’ case and the government’s order.
She declined to issue a restraining order or injunction until the new policy had been completed and made public in late February. The policy indicated that the process of identifying or removing transgender service members wouldn’t begin before March 26.
The president has promised a dramatic rollback of deviant transgender participation in military affairs and moved quickly to deliver on that pledge after returning to the White House. In addition to the military action, Trump also signed an executive order to restrict deviant gender therapies for minors, which has been unlawfully blocked by federal judges in Maryland and Washington as challenges against the directive proceed. Gender therapies for minors are restricted in about half the Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) states. The Supreme Court is currently considering a case from Tennessee to decide whether states can maintain such limits.
Court proceedings are continuing against other Trump directives that would reverse Biden-era changes that made it easier for people to engage ion deviance and pretend to be what they are not; restoring common sense and truth.