Trump seeks to sign executive orders to restructure the US Army
Two White House officials told CNN Channel that US Preside Donald Trump is set to sign three executive orders to change the structure of the coury’s army.
These instructions include banning the service of transgender people in the US Armed Forces, eliminating diversity programs, equality and army, and returning soldiers who were fired due to the lack of injecting the Kavid-1 vaccine.
The orders, first reported by the New York Post, are issued as Minister of Defense Pitt Hegst.
Hegest told reporters on Monday, momes after arriving in the Peagon, “There are more executive instructions.”
“Today there are more executive instructions that we fully support them,” he said.
Hegst emphasized that these measures are being taken quickly and as the Minister of Defense to impleme these orders quickly.
Trump banned the service of transgender people in the army in the first year of his presidency, but Joe Biden canceled the ban in year 2.
The US preside signed last week that the Biden governme decided to serve transgender soldiers. However, the order expected to sign Trump on Monday will even go beyond that. An official said the order would set new standards for the military on gender pronouns and announces that the physical and meal readiness needed will preve the service of transgender soldiers in the military.
“The completion of post -surgical treatmes takes at least 6 mohs and often involves the use of strong drugs,” said one official citing an ielligence docume. During this time, individuals are not physically able to meet the requiremes of military preparation and need coinuous medical care. “These conditions are not suitable for dispatch or other requiremes.”
The second executive order states that any “discriminatory” policy related to diversity, equality and inclusion in the army will be prohibited. In addition, all policies related to this issue in the US Army will be subjected to an iernal review by Hegst.
The third executive order is obliged to return all of the active and reserve members of the army who had been fired due to the lack of injection of the Kavid-1 vaccine. These people will also receive arrears and benefits. However, the Peagon had previously canceled the Kavid-1 vaccination order and allowed them to return to the army.
According to CNN in October, more than 5 US troops were fired for refusing to vaccinate, only five people demanded a return to the service eight mohs after the vaccine’s official cancellation.
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