California track federation changes rules amid transgender athlete controversy

The California State Championship in the track and on the field gets a last minute tuning in its rules on eligibility after the President Donald Trump The invited transgender athlete of controversy swinging a golden state.

AND California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) on Tuesday made a statement to Fox News Digital, just hours after Trump sent a social place of truth by threatening to retain the state funding, announcing a change. The competition will now include biological athletes who have missed the competition qualifications that may have been greater that it was not to participate in the Trans -Sports players.

Federation claims that the decision came late last weekend CIF Masters qualifying, days before Trump’s statement. The statement also applies to the contestants as a “biological student-athlete”.

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“The Cif price appreciates all our student-cargo players and we will continue to support our mission to students the opportunity to belong, connect and compete while respecting with the California Law and the Code of Education. Beasical in mind, the CIF will implement the Pilot Entry Procedure for the State of the CIF State 2025,” said the statement.

“According to this pilot’s entry process, any biological student-sports student who would acquire the next qualifying mark for one of the automatic qualifying entries in the CIF state, and did not achieve the main CIF state mark in the finals in their section, was the approaches to participate in participating in our and our field entry fields.”

The CIF is already under the Federal Investigation of the IX title by the US Ministry of Education.

This change will result in at least two competitors to qualify for the competition for a state title after they have just fallen shyly from the typical qualification threshold on Saturday. A trans-idensti-exhausted athlete who competed as a girl for Jurup Valley High School took first place in a triple jump and a long jump on Saturday.

Trump did not identify the name of the school or athlete involved in the situation in his social place of truth.

The school district of Jurup Unified made a statement to Fox News Digital, which addresses the recent place of the president.

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“Jusd is obliged to follow the California law and the CIF -related policy related to school athletics. Both state law and CIF policy are currently demanding that students be allowed to participate in athletic teams and competitions in accordance with their gender identity, regardless of the gender listed in the records of the students.

After Trump signed on “February 5” without men in women’s sports, “the CIF was one of the first high school sports leagues in a country that announced that it would not follow the order, but in accordance with the state law of California.

The CIF was under surveillance two weeks ago Reported Fox News Digital That CIF officials reportedly made the girls take off their T-shirt “Protect Girls Sports” at the cross-section. The Federation recognized the Fox News Digital incident.

“According to the Uniform Section Bulletin, all athletes have to be dressed in properly, issued schools, tracking uniforms. Students are asked to adhere to it while in the field of events on the field, because they wore these shirts in relation to the school uniform,” Cif said at the time.

The American Department of Education then sent a warning State over the situation through the exclusive statement of Fox News Digital on May 15th, on the eve of the trans -a -carriage from the Jurassic Valley who competed in the finals of the section.

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“Obviously the deposit of the Federal Civil Rights Law of Cifa Jurup Valley, allowing a male athlete to compete in the women’s California track and the ground [Southern Sectional Division 3 Final] This Saturday, and the alleged retaliation of the girls who protest it is unspeakable, “Fox News Digital Julie Hartman, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education, told Fox News.

“We will not allow the institutions to extinguish women’s civil rights.

After losing to a athlete in the long -term jump, Katie McGuiness at La Kanada High School urged Cif to quickly change her policy during an interview at Fox News’ “Reports to America.”

“I have nothing against this athlete as a person and I have nothing against the Trans Community,” McGuiness said. “Mine is really particularly CIF today and that they act quickly and in a timely manner, because it is a really time-sensitive question.”

Trans athletes are allowed to compete as women and girls since 2014, when the law called AB 1266 entered into force after passing in 2013.

The law enabled several controversial incidents who included trances of athletes in maiden and women’s sports in the country last year.

They include a scandal with a woman’s volleyball in San Jose, who encouraged a lawsuit against school and a state to renew the biological male Blair Fleming without informing other women’s players, and a lawsuit against a united school district of Riverside for giving a girl in Cross-Country-Country, and athlete is “Sports Sports”.

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In the meantime, Trump and his administration attracted most of their attention, which included opposition to the wave of trans-athlete in Maine. The Ministry of Justice’s lawsuit against governor Janet Mills, a multiple break of temporary funds and a Supreme Court case in which state legislator Laurel Libby was censored for inviting a smaller trans -a speaker who won the Girl’s competition in February, shaking the New England state.

But now, Trump has turned his eyes to California, and the CIF is already working on accommodation to a return attack in the middle of the current controversy in the spring path.

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