President Trump is wasting no time in his plans to return America to being the best nation in the world — and that includes our military’s strength. As part of this mission, President Trump is reportedly planning to issue an executive order that would not only ban “transgenders” from joining the U.S. military but to kick all of these “trans service members” out of the military, immediately! Check it out: #BREAKING: President Trump is planning to REMOVE transgender individuals from the US military, per NYT Is this supposed to be a hit piece? Because I love him even more for this! END WOKE CULTURE IN THE US MILITARY! pic.twitter.com/ZjiB9x8vky — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) November 24, 2024 Breaking: President Trump is planning to remove transgender individuals from serving in the United States military. This makes sense, having people who are openly mentally ill in the military is not a good strategy. They need to be dealing with their mental illness, not… pic.twitter.com/XfVwOkl6dV — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) November 25, 2024 The move would remove around 15,000 active “trans” service members from the military! Colin Rugg pointed out: JUST IN: Donald Trump is expected to kick transgender troops out of US military as early as January 20th according to a new report from The Times. The move would remove about 15,000 transgender active service members. “They would be medically discharged, which would determine… pic.twitter.com/qTHf2ee7xT — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 24, 2024 What’s crazy to me is that there are so many of these mentally ill individuals in the military in the first place! President Trump had previously banned transgender wokeism in the military under his first administration, though he didn’t take it as far as to kick existing “transgenders” out of the military, but only to prevent new ones from joining. When Biden took office, he reversed this ban. The Independent explained: Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order that would remove transgender service members from the military as soon as his first day in office. The president-elect is reportedly preparing to issue an order following his inauguration on January 20 that would effectively ban trans people serving in the military — and then medically discharge the thousands of currently serving trans service members in the armed forces. In his first term in office, Trump declared that the US would no longer “accept or allow” trans people in the military, citing “tremendous medical costs and disruption,” he wrote in 2017. The ban took effect in 2019. President Joe Biden reversed that policy, which was the subject of several lawsuits. Now, Trump is expected to immediately rescind Biden’s order and go further by ejecting currently-serving trans troops, according to The Times, citing sources familiar with the president-elect’s plans. The executive action is among a stack of orders the president-elect is planning to issue as soon as he re-enters the White House, including sweeping actions on immigration, all of which are expected to draw significant legal battles. The Times also reported: Donald Trump is planning an executive order that would lead to the removal of all transgender members of the US military, defence sources say. The order could come on his first day back in the White House, January 20. There are believed to be about 15,000 active service personnel who are transgender. They would be medically discharged, which would determine that they were unfit to serve. It would also lead to a ban on trans people joining the military and would come at a time when almost all branches of the American armed forces are failing to meet recruitment targets. Trump, 78, has railed against “woke” practices in the military, saying that some high-ranking officers are often more interested in diversity, equity and inclusion than planning to fight. The ban is expected to be wider ranging than a similar order made during his first term in office, when Trump prevented transgender people joining the armed forces, but allowed those already serving to keep their jobs. President Biden rescinded the order, but this time even those with decades of service will be removed from their posts, according to several sources. “These people will be forced out at a time when the military can’t recruit enough people,” a source familiar with Trump’s plans said. “Only the Marine Corps is hitting its numbers for recruitment and some people who will be affected are in very senior positions.”

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New York City, a sanctuary city that initially welcomed illegal migrants, has been using taxpayer funds to fly them to other cities. This was the program that flew Laken Riley’s killer to Georgia. An undercover journalist shows how easy getting a ticket to Hawaii is. Socialist New York City, a sanctuary city that opened its […] The post NYC Is Still Flying Thousands to Other States, Including Killers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Pam Bondi, President-elect Trump’s nominee for U.S. Attorney General, is the most experienced career criminal prosecutor ever slated to be the chief law enforcement officer of the United States. She has more criminal trials under her belt as a prosecutor than any modern U.S. Attorney General, and possibly more than every previous one. In our nation’s history, there have been 86 U.S. Attorneys General. Those 84 men and two women each had distinguished careers as state governors, members of Congress, U.S. Attorneys, a Secretary of War and Secretary of the Navy, a law school dean, state and federal judges, state attorneys general and a district attorney. Some of them acted as criminal prosecutors at the state or federal level for periods of time. Much of the commentary about Bondi has centered around her media hits and campaign appearances in support of President Trump, or her role on the team that defended the president during his impeachment hearings. Some critics or skeptics of Bondi suggest that those roles prove that she is somehow too loyal to Trump and thus won’t be able to fulfill her responsibilities as Attorney General. One has to wonder if those same critics would have taken issue with the fact that President John F. Kennedy appointed his brother to be the Attorney General. But to us, the top prosecutor of the United States should have prosecution experience. Lots of it. None of the 86 prior U.S. Attorneys General spent 18 years as a local criminal prosecutor handling every type of case from domestic violence to homicide and capital cases. Pam Bondi has. Several former Attorneys General tried criminal cases as prosecutors. For example, Edwin Meese, the 75th U.S. Attorney General under President Ronald Reagan, was a Deputy District Attorney in the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office for eight years, and handled hundreds of cases, including a capital case. Janet Reno, the 78th Attorney General under President Bill Clinton, was a line prosecutor in the Miami-Dade County State’s Attorney’s Office, but didn’t try any cases. Later, after she was elected as the State’s Attorney for that office, she tried a smattering of high-profile cases, but was not known as “trial dog,” a person who has mastered and tried myriad criminal cases. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE The Justice Department is a massive federal agency. It’s composed of 40 separate organizations, employs more than 115,000 people, and oversees all federal prosecutions. The 94 U.S. Attorneys, spread across the country, handle the bulk of federal prosecutions. Leading that organization is a massive undertaking for anyone. Bondi served as Attorney General for Florida from 2011-2019. The Florida Attorney General’s Office is one of the largest in the country, employs almost 1,300 people, and is spread across 14 offices throughout the Sunshine State. That office, like the U.S. Justice Department, handles a wide variety of criminal and civil matters. If extensive criminal trial experience as a prosecutor and leading a large state attorney general’s office matters — and it certainly does for us — then Pam Bondi stands out in the crowd and is uniquely qualified to be the next Attorney General of the United States. * * * Cully Stimson is the Deputy Director of The Heritage Foundation’s Meese Center for Legal & Judicial Studies, where he and Zack Smith serve as Senior Legal Fellows. Both are former federal prosecutors, and Stimson also served as a local, state, and military prosecutor. The views expressed in this piece are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the Daily Wire.

A post shared on X claims to show Israel Defense Forces (IDF) troops killed in Lebanon. Killed in Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/k8vooBiFFU — Prime News Digest (@PrimeNewsDigest) November 17, 2024 Verdict: Misleading Most of the IDF troops were killed at Nahal Oz during the Oct. 7 attacks. One was killed in Gaza after being taken hostage. Fact Check: The […]

TRUMP TAPS BESSENT FOR TREASURY... Trump Reveals Scott Bessent As Pick For Treasury Secretary President-elect Donald Trump revealed Friday in a social media post his nomination of Scott Bessent to serve as the 79th Secretary of the Treasury. Since his election win on Nov. 5, the former president has been continuously releasing names of his Cabinet picks, with Bessent as the latest reveal.

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