Trump orders reinstatement of military members removed over vaccine mandate
President Donald Trump Monday ordered that reinstatement be made available to those members of the military removed from the service for refusing to abide by the military’s one-time COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The order is tailored to those who were removed from the service solely for refusing the vaccine and request reinstatement.
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