The second federal judge prohibits the military ban on Trump, the passing

Another federal judge in Washington state prevented President Donald Trump’s executive order, which aims to prevent converting people from service in the army.

This is the second judicial matter against policyAfter Judge Anna Reyes described the ban on “insult” and said she violates equal protection rights.

The American Partial Court judge, Benjamin, based in Takoma, said that the administration has not provided any explanation about the reason for the transgender forces’ ban after the members of the service in the army were without cases over the past four years.

In his rule, a settlement said: “The government’s arguments are not convincing, and it is not a particularly close issue in this record. Dependence on the government is not amazing to respect for military rule is unjustified in the absence of any evidence that supports” the new rule of the army reflected in the military embargo. “

Trump signed an executive on January 27, saying that “the conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to life, which is an honorable, honest and disciplined lifestyle, even in his personal life,” and the military readiness.

This led to the issuance of Defense Minister Beit Higseth, a policy that is not qualified for all transgender people from military service.

Many sexually transformed military personnel said that the ban is insulting and discriminatory and that the shooting will lead to great damage to their professions.

The settlement of the specified case of the American maritime commander Emily Sheling, a passing woman who served nearly two decades ago, said that “there is no claim and no evidence that she is now, or, ever, on the cohesion of her unit or by breaking up or preparing the army.”

“In the absence of the irritable matter, it will come out immediately only because it is transgender,” said Set.

Reese’s ruling was temporarily set for a policy pending an appeal from the government, but it will be accelerated if “any action that negatively affects” people crossing the army.

Thousands of sexually transformers are currently serving in the army, but they represent less than one percent of the active service members.