💨 Abstract
The Air Force has issued a memo stating that transgender airmen diagnosed with gender dysphoria will be recommended for separation, removing the chance for individualized board reviews. Legal experts argue this policy is unlawful and undermines the impartial nature of separation boards. Advocacy groups warn that this policy threatens military cohesion and sets a dangerous precedent. The decision comes amidst broader Pentagon actions against transgender troops, including denying early retirement benefits and restricting hearing recordings. Critics fear this policy will spread across all military branches.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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