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A federal judge from New Jersey has temporarily stopped the Trump administration from the division of two transgenders from the Air Force.
The ruling is the second case where the federal judge ruled against the Trump administration, as it seeks to implement a ban on transgenders from military service.
US District Judge Christina O’Harn, appointed former president Joe BidenOn Monday, a temporary, 14-day restraint was issued to prevent Trump’s administration execute his order and tear off the master sear. Logan Ireland and sergeant staff. Nicholas Medvedev left the service.
In particular, O’Harn said that Ireland and Bade demonstrated that their department would adversely affect their careers and their reputation.
O’HEARN also said that their “involuntary loss of decorated military status, military medicine and the ability to serve their country within the framework of the policy they have been in good faith for many years cannot be repaired by cash.”
“The loss of military service within the framework of the policy stigma, which focuses on gender identity, is not just a loss of employment; it is a deep violation of personal dignity, medical continuity and public service,” O’Harn said on Monday.
Trump’s administration seeks to prevent transgenders from service in the army. (Reuters)
Pentagon The said Fox News Digital to the Ministry of Justice for comments. The Justice Department told Fox News Digital that he “vigorously defended” Trump executive orders, including the executive order that protects women, which provides that there are only two hollows: men and women.
“This is the last example of the judge -activist, who is trying to seize power at the expense of the American people, who mostly voted for the election of President Trump,” said the press secretary of the Ministry of Justice.
In January, Trump signed the executive Pete Hegset To pass in February with orders that direct each department to start dividing the transgender troops within 30 days.
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegset, talks to the media during a visit to the European Command and Africa Command headquarters in the Kelly Barlia team in Stuttgart, Germany, on Tuesday, February 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Probst)
O’HEARN’s ruling comes after US District Judge Ana Raes from Washington, Colombia District, prevented Trump administration implementing the ban on March 19. The Rejez said that in her opinion that the order of the Trump administration was “imbued with animus” and disclosed on the basis of human transgend.
“Indeed, the fierce irony is that thousands of transgender officials have sacrificed – some risk their lives – to ensure other rights to equal protection, which the military ban seeks to refuse them,” the Reyes wrote.
Since his return to the White House, in January, Trump signed more than 90 executive orders, subjected to more than 125 lawsuits against his administration.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
