LGBT activists mobilize to cause Trump’s executive order of “extreme gender ideology”

LGBT activists and groups are already mobilized to block the president of the executive commands related to gender Donald Trump Signed since he assumed a duty to fulfill one of his key campaigns, he promises to break the “extremism of gender ideology”. And more legal challenges are expected in the coming weeks.

Executive commands, signed at the end of January, include returning a ban on transgender troops in the army, prohibition federal funding For changes in sex for minors and a directive that requires that federal agencies recognize only “two sexes”, male and female, in the official standard of behavior.

“This prohibition issues the basic US values ​​of equal capabilities and judging people by their merits,” said Jennifer Levi, director of transgender and queer rights in GLBTQ legal advocates (defense law), said a statement in a statement about Trans -a ban.

“He strains the door with qualified patriots who satisfy every standard and want nothing more than to serve their country, simply to calm the political agenda.”

Trump signs the executive commands of the ban on “radical gender ideology”, the Dei Initiative in the Army

Gladine Law and the National Lesbian Rights Center (NCLR) were among the first groups to file a federal lawsuit against Trump’s administration for his military prohibition. A lawsuit, Talbott v. TrumpThe same protective foundations were presented by six active service members and two people who tried to apply, the group announcement said.

Prosecutors include Honorea sailor of the year, the recipient of a bronze star and several who received medals of deserving services. They were identified as a reserve of the US army, Lieutenant Nicolas Talbott, Erica Vandal Army, SGT army. First Class Kate Cole, Captain Gordon Herrero, Navy Dany Danridge Navy, Master of SGT Air Force. Jamie Hash, Code Nature and Cael close. The last two are civilians who want to enroll in the army.

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Another lawsuit, which he filed transgender prisoner Receiving medical treatment of funded taxpayers challenges Trump’s executive command that ends in the treatment of medical transgender persons-for hormones, gender change and accommodation for the nursing of federal prisoners.

An unnamed prisoner, who goes “Maria Moe” in court documents And it is represented by the hunger Law, NCLR and Lowenstein Sandler LLP, claims that Trump is, and the Prison Institute violates the fifth and eighth amendments and claims that “with the immediate risk of losing access to medical care she needs to treat her gender dysfority .

American District Judge George O’Toole in Boston temporarily blocked the BOP officials to transfer “Maria Moe” to a male prison, according to a verdict published on Thursday by a prisoner lawyer. The temporary restraint order was issued on Sunday, the same day the claim was filed.

Prison officials are expected to retain a prisoner in the general population of women’s prison and maintain their transgender medical treatments, NBC reported.

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Against Trump’s other executive orders, more lawsuits, especially Trump’s immigration policy, have also been filed. More expected in the coming weeks.

The memorial published on Wednesday announced by the US staff management office has provided guidelines on directing federal agencies to admit that women are biological females and men biological men, Reuters reported. Trump said federal funds would not be used last week to promote “gender ideology”.

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Fox News Digital addressed White house For comment on the litigation but did not answer before the announcement.

Louis Casiano Fox News Digital contributed to this report.