Army households of transgender youth and younger adults sued the U.S. Division of Protection this week in Maryland federal courtroom over an government order barring army hospitals and the army insurance coverage plan from offering gender-affirming well being care to service members’ youngsters.
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‘Targeting a Vulnerable Minority’: Service Members Sue Dept. of Defense Over Executive Order on Transgender Health Care
