President Trump's recent executive order could lead to a ban on trans people serving in the military. Sign the petition to fight back!
UPDATE – March 19, 2025: Good news—for now. A federal judge has BLOCKED Trump’s trans military ban, calling it "soaked in animus and dripping with pretext." This is a massive win for trans service members and for equality. But make no mistake—this fight is far from over.
This ruling is a temporary block, not a permanent defeat of the ban. The Trump administration is already expected to appeal, and the policy could still be reinstated. We cannot let up the pressure. Congress Members must act NOW to ensure this unconstitutional ban is buried for good.
Our voices helped stop this attack—let’s make sure it never comes back. Sign and share to demand Congress Members use their influence to protect trans troops!
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UPDATE - February 27, 2025: The Pentagon is moving forward with Trump's trans military ban – and it's worse than we feared. A leaked memo reveals that military officials are conducting a search-and-remove mission to identify trans troops and discharge them. We need a massive public outcry to stop this policy before it forces countless service members out of their jobs and lives into turmoil. Sign now!
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On January 27, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order that could reinstate a ban on trans service members in the U.S. military. The order directs the Department of Defense to update policies within 60 days, potentially resulting in the forced discharge of trans personnel and the exclusion of qualified recruits based solely on gender identity.
This ban is unconstitutional. It violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fifth Amendment, which guarantees that no person should face discrimination under federal law. It also contradicts military studies and expert analysis, which confirm that trans service members contribute equally to military readiness and effectiveness.
Congress has the power to stop this. The Senate and House Armed Services Committees must block this ban through legislation, deny funding for its enforcement, and hold the administration accountable. Lawmakers can also amend the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to protect trans troops from future executive overreach.
We call on Congress to act immediately to ensure that all qualified Americans, regardless of gender identity, have the right to serve their country. This is a moment for courage, leadership, and unwavering commitment to equality.
Your signature on this petition will be delivered to key members of Congress, demonstrating public opposition to this discriminatory policy and urging them to take immediate action.