Backlash sparked by proposal to draft women into US military.

The United States Congress is currently discussing a potential law that would have a significant impact on women. This proposal, which has sparked a heated debate, would require all women in the country to register for the military draft. This means that if the law were to pass, women would be required to sign up for conscription, just like men have been for decades.

The issue has caused quite a stir in the political world, with many expressing strong opinions on both sides. The proposal was first introduced by Senate Democrats, who added it to the annual defense authorization bill. This bill, which outlines the budget and policies for the military, would now include a provision for mandatory draft registration for women. Similarly, the House of Representatives recently passed their own version of the bill, which also includes a bipartisan measure to make draft registration automatic.

But the debate does not end there. In another significant development, a Senate committee has approved a separate policy bill that would expand the draft registration requirement to include women. This means that, if both the House and Senate bills were to become law, women would not only have to register for conscription, but they would also be eligible to be drafted into the military if necessary.

Currently, US law only requires men between the ages of 18 and 25 to register with the Selective Service, a government agency responsible for maintaining a list of potential draftees in case of a national emergency. However, with these recent developments, it seems that the government is moving towards a more gender-inclusive approach to the draft. Only time will tell if these proposals will become law and how it will impact the future of military conscription in the United States.

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