'See You at SCOTUS!': Hegseth erupts after Obama-appointed judge halts Trump's trans military ban

A major legal setback for the Trump administration's transgender military policy may now be heading to the U.S. Supreme Court. In a 107-page ruling, a federal appeals court partially blocked the administration's military ban on transgender service members, stating that key parts of the policy likely violate constitutional protections. The court found that the government failed to provide enough evidence to justify a broad ban based on any history of gender dysphoria. The ruling protects active-duty transgender troops from removal while the legal battle continues, though restrictions on new recruitment remain in place. Meanwhile, War Secretary Pete Hegseth responded with a message that has already sparked national attention: "See you at SCOTUS."