Trump’s VA Order Allows Denial of Care Based on Politics, Marital Status
June 17, 2025
President Trump’s order allows VA doctors to deny care based on marital status or politics, sparking outrage and ethical concerns.
President Trump’s order allows VA doctors to deny care based on marital status or politics, sparking outrage and ethical concerns.
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