A veterans advocacy organization, Minority Veterans of America, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over restrictions on abortion services and related counseling through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Multiple outlets report that the suit challenges the administration’s decision to reinstate a policy described as a near-ban, affecting abortion access for veterans and their family members who rely on VA healthcare. The lawsuit is brought on behalf of group members who say they are harmed by the policy, including at least one pregnant member who reports being unable to obtain abortion-related services. The outlets also note that VA coverage for abortion began in 2022, after a policy change implemented during the Biden administration. The case alleges that the VA’s approach violates applicable law by limiting abortion care and counseling for people facing certain pregnancy-related dangers or circumstances. The reports focus on the filing itself and the claims that the reinstated restrictions reduce access to services available through VA channels. The outlets do not describe the administration’s legal response or the court’s schedule for the case.