Maine vs. Trump: Doe gives a final state warning to ban athletes
The Department of Public Education of the United States gave Maine a final warning to respect the executive order of President Donald Trump to ban Trans athletes From the sports of girls.
On Monday, the Doe sent a letter to the Department of Education of Maine (Mdoe) to advise a final deadline of April 11 to face the question or risk a second reference to the Department of Justice. The Department of Health and Human Services has already been reported Maine to Doj last week.
“The indifference of the Department of Maine Public Education towards its past, current and future athletes is surprising. Refusing to conform to the IX title, MDOE allows-encourages musical concrete to threaten the safety of the athletes, the letters incorrectly laws.
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“Based on previous administrations, the application was an illusory proposal. No longer. The Trump-McMahon education department is moving rapidly to ensure that federal funds no longer support clearly illegal practices that damage women and girls.”
Fox News Digital contacted Mdoe for a comment.
The HHS office for civil rights announced on Friday that she had reported Maine with “non -compliance” with Rules of the IX Title To the Doj for the application, including Mdoe, Maine Principal’s Association and Grely High School, where a trans athlete participates who won a jumping competition with the auction.
The administrative district of Maine School 51, home of the Grely High School, where a transgender athlete incited national disputes after winning a jump competition with the female auction in February, said Thursday he was not respecting And instead “it will continue to follow the state law and the Maine Human Rights Act”.
The association of the main Maine has declared in a declaration that is also “bound by the law, including the Maine Human Rights Law, that our participation policy reflects”.
Maine became a national battlefield on the question shortly after the state indicated in early February that would not follow the executive order of Trump.
The situation involving the translet athlete of Grely High School attracted national attention after the representative of the Republican State of the Maine Laurel Libby identified the athlete by name with a photograph in a post on social media. Libby was subsequently censored by the Maine legislature and has since filed a cause for canceled it.
The question with Maine arrived at the head at a meeting of the National Governors Association on February 20, when Trump threatened to cut federal funding to the state for not having banned biological males from women and female sports.
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The next day, the Mills office responded with a declaration that threatened a legal action against the Trump administration if he retained federal funding from the state. So Trump and Mills verbally spared a discussion widely advertised to the White House during a bipartisan meeting of the governors.
Since then, multiple protests against Mills have been kept outside the Capitol and the Maine university system has collaborated with the Trump administration to ensure that no Trans Competua athlete in women’s sports after a temporary financing break.
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