For transgender workers under President Donald Trump , that bargain now comes with an exception. Five federal workers are challenging that distinction in court. The employees filed a class action Monday against the Office of Personnel Management, accusing the agency of unlawfully stripping gender-affirming care from health plans covering federal and Postal Service workers, retirees and their families. Related: Trump sued over denial of gender-affirming care to federal employees“Our message to the Trump administration is simple: We’ll see you in court,” Human Rights Campaign Foundation President Kelley Robinson said. The Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law estimates that at least 39,400 transgender federal employees, retirees and dependents could be affected.