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The US Ministry of Education sent Mainea a final warning to adhere to the executive order of President Donald Trump for the prohibition Trans athletes from girls’ sports.
Doe sent a letter to the Ministry of Education (MDOE) on Monday, advising the final deadline on April 11 to resolve the issue or risk the second referral to the Ministry of Justice. The Department of Health and Human Services has already been sent to Maine to the Doj -a Last week.
“The unlawfulness of the Maine Department of Education towards the past, present and future athletes is stunning. By refusing to adhere to the title IX, Mdoe allows the-abyss, encourages the malegare to threaten the safe athletes, slightly gain the buildup of girls and captured in” processing “, which are in accordance with the headquarters in The fact that they are in accordance with the fact that the education, which are in accordance with the title, are in accordance with the fact that they are in accordance with the fact that they are in accordance with the “female female markers in education of the title that in accordance with the title” They are perceived in the title, which is advocated in the “educational females” in educational activities.
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“According to previous administrations, the implementation was an illusory proposal. Not more. The Trump-McMahon education department is moving quickly to ensure that federal funds no longer support patent illegal practices that harm women and girls.”
Fox News Digital addressed MDOE for comment.
The HHS Office for Civic Rights announced on Friday that he called Maine’s “disrespect” with Title IX rules Introduction -In including MDOE, the Association of Director of Maine and Greely High School, where a trans -sportist who won the girl’s competition participates.
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Administrative District of 51 Maine Schools, Greely High School High School, where a transgender athlete encouraged national controversy after winning a competition for girls in the vault in February, IT said Thursday on Thursday was not in accordance with and instead “will continue to follow the State Law and the Law on Human Rights of Maine.”
The MAINE Director Association said in a statement that “it is bound by law, including Maine’s human rights law, which reflects our policy of participation.”
Maine became a national battlefield about this issue shortly after the state indicated in early February that he would not follow Trump’s executive order.
The situation involving a trans athlete in Greely High School has attracted national attention after Maine’s Republican state ambassador Laurel Libby identified an athlete named with a photo in a post on social media. Libby later censored the legislation of Maine, and she has since filed a lawsuit to reset.
A question with Maine came to a head at a Governor’s National Association on February 20, when Trump threatened to reduce the state fundamentally for not banning biological males from sports girls and female sports.
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The next day, Mills answered by a statement that threatened the legal proceedings against Trump’s administration if it maintained the state funding. At that time, Trump and Mlinovi verbally paired into a widely published argument in the White House during a double -sided Governor meeting.
Since then, more protests against Mills have been held outside the state capitol, and the MAINE University system has collaborated with Trump’s administration to ensure that no athletes compete in women’s sports after a temporary break for financing.
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