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Civic Rights Office of President Donald Trump announced on Monday That Maine are the Department of Education, the Association of principals of the Maine and the Greely High School is violating the title IX because they are violating its executive order to remain outside athletes from girls.
Maine Director Association He issued a response to the announcement on Tuesday, Fox News Digital.
“Supposedly violation is due to the policy of the MPA, which is the direct result of the Maine of the Human Rights Act mandate to allow athletes to participate in teams that align with their gender identity. The MPA policy is in accordance with the State Law of Maine,” the response states.
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“The provision that the MPA has violated the title IX first requires that the MPA is observed at the title of IX due to the receipt of direct or indirect funding from the Federal Government. In short, a small part of our financing comes from 151 members of schools that receive most of their taxes on local property and state. The vast majority of sales are on the market, the dispute, Span.
DHHS said Maine has 10 days to resolve the issue with a signed agreement or a risk of risk to the US Ministry of Justice for appropriate measures. In his reply, the MPA added that he expects that the case will be discussed in the legislative power of Maine.
“The MPA is looking forward to a strong debate in the legislative body of Maine to determine the future of his policy on this topic. We invite all parties in this matter to ask their questions, concerns, thoughts or opinions in which they belong; in viewing discussion at public hearing about this question,” the statement said.
“As always, we invite the public members to maintain this discussion among adults and let children be children. Please do not single out any of our student athletes, they adhere to only the policies that Maine’s Human Rights Act of term of office of mandates. ”
HHS informed about violating the state of Maine On February 25 and declared the state a violated IX title by allowing trances to compete in Sports Girls Sports, Fox News Digital previously reported. HHS later expanded the scope of the investigation to the involvement of the Association of Director of Maine and Greely High School.
The state has become a fierce battlefield for national discussion on transcenders in sports athletes, after state legislator Laurel Libby pointed out an incident that happened when a biological man won a competition for girls in the Greely high school vault in early February.
Trump then vowed to reduce the funds to the state to refuse to follow his command on February 20, during a GOV GOP Governor meeting.
The Governor’s Office of Mainea Mills replied with a statement that threatened a legal procedure against Trump’s administration if she maintained the state funding fundamentally the next day. At that time, Trump and Mlinovi verbally paired into a widely published argument in the White House during a double -sided Governor meeting.
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Just a few hours after that interaction, the US Ministry of Education announced that explore the state To allow trans -athletes to compete in sports for girls and for potential violations of the IX title.
Mills, in accordance with the Association of Director Maine, claims that Trump’s executive order is in conflict with Maine’s current human rights law. As a result, the following executive command would defy the state law, which currently enables athletic participation on the basis of the specified gender identity of the person.
“No President – Republican or Democrat – cannot deny the federal funding approved by Congress and appropriated, and the taxpayers of Maine pay in an attempt to force someone in accordance with his will,” Mills said in a statement when HHS initially announced an investigation. “It is a violation of our Constitution and our laws, which I have laid the oath to support.”
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