Trump asks Court to fire 29 transgender members – True

President Donald Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to allow immediate firing of 29 active-duty transgender military service members.

The Trump administration on Friday asked the Supreme Court to allow the U.S. military to discharge roughly two dozen transgender service members in a case that could decide the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s transgender troop ban.

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(WASHINGTON) — Calling it a matter of “exceptional importance,” the Trump administration has filed an urgent appeal with the Supreme Court seeking the immediate removal of 29 active-duty service members who are transgender even before ...

(WASHINGTON) — Calling it a matter of “exceptional importance,” the Trump administration has filed an urgent appeal with the Supreme Court seeking the immediate removal of 29 active-duty service members who are transgender even before ...

(WASHINGTON) — Calling it a matter of “exceptional importance,” the Trump administration has filed an urgent appeal with the Supreme Court seeking the immediate removal of 29 active-duty service members who are transgender even before ...

U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to clear the way for the Pentagon to fire decorated · transgender troops who have so far beaten the government in court.

Washington DC [US], August 29 (ANI): The Trump administration on Friday (local time) asked the US Supreme Court to intervene and allow the military to discharge about two dozen transgender service members, according to The Washington Post.

On Friday, the Trump administration filed a 300-page emergency petition with the United States Supreme Court to allow the Department of War's ban on transgenders serving in the military to take immediate effect, despite pending litigation.