@jeffcliff
The judiciary branch does not have power over the decisions of the U.S. military' inner functions. It can handle appeals of military courts of justice and it can handle interpreting Congressional law regarding the military, but it cannot force the President to make or not make decisions regarding how the military is run.
What you are doing is making these judges hierarchical commanders in chief by judgement over the president, who is explicitly given that role,and not the judges, by the Constitution itself.

If these trannies fags really have a problem with the commander in chief's order regarding tranny soldiers, then they go straight to the Supreme Court to interpret the role of commander in chief according to the Constitution. And if the Supreme justices say, as they should, the president can make such an order, then these tranny soldiers and liberals should go to Congress and attempt an amendment that limits the President's ability to modify the composition of the military enlisted.

If parts of the military enforce this judge's bad, unconstitutional, ahistorical, and immoral order against the president's order and any faithful military officers and soldiers to Trump and Hegseth, then you have created insubordination within the military, which destroys cohesion and can be exploited by our foreign enemies, all over a judicial power that you are imagining exists in the original U.S. Constitution. Your Canadian judiciary may have that power and precedence, but not us.

Again, there is already a mode and method in the Federal government to stop a runaway presidents, and that is called impeachment, not judicial review.