Trump to order end to DEI in military and reinstate troops who refused COVID vaccines

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : In 2021, then-Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin ordered vaccinations for military troops against COVID-19 unless they had secured an exemption, such as for religious reasons.
50% : The new president's plans mark another stark contrast between Trump and his predecessor, Joe Biden, on the best practices to tackle the pandemic.
39% : "Our armed forces will be free to focus on their sole mission, defeating America's enemies," Trump said inside the U.S. Capitol last Monday.
36% : These come a week after Trump signed a flurry of executive orders that shuttered DEI offices in all executive branch agencies and also rolled back historic civil rights actions seeking to end discriminatory hiring practices and creating equal employment opportunities.
22% : Trump criticized the military's decision during his inauguration, saying those who declined the vaccine were "unjustly expelled from our military.

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