Trans Trans athletes Battle: Laurel Libby reacts to the reference of the Department of Justice

The State of Maine could face consequences of the Department of Justice for its continuum refuse to prohibit Trans athletes of Girls Sports and the legislator who expressed awareness about the problem in the state intervened.

After the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) of the Department of Health and Human Services of the United States (OCR) said it sent Maine’s “breach” with the rules of Title IX To the Department of Justice On Friday, the Republican state representative of Maine, Laurel Libby, blamed Governor Janet Mills and the State Democratic legislators.

“Governor Mills and most Democrats refuse to comply with the federal protections of Title IX have now turned out that Maine is officially referred to the Department of Justice. This is a direct consequence of their radical policies that put the ideology ahead of equity and safety for Maine girls and the education of our students,” Libby told Fox News Digital.

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“The main ones believe in common sense, the equity and protection of the rights of women and girls in sports and spaces. Although this extreme position does not reflect the values ​​of our state, ultimately, they are the schools, students and taxpayers of Maine who will suffer the consequences of their reckless decisions and the dispute continues with biological reality.”

Libby attracted national attention on the subject of its state of trans inclusion in girls’ sports with a social media post that reveals a transgender athletic athlete in Grelyly High School had occupied first place in a male jumping competition from Maine’s girls after competing when I was a child a year earlier.

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The Revelation of Libby of the Trans athlete ignited the national conversation and the coverage of the State’s policy on trans inclusion after Maine announced that he would not comply with the recent executive order of “No Men in Women’s Sports” of President Donald Trump.

Trump then promised to cut funds to the State for refusing to follow his order during a governors meeting at the White House on February 20.

The next day, Mills’s office responded with a statement that threatened the legal actions against the Trump administration if it retained federal state funds. Then, Trump and Mills headed verbally on a widely publicized argument in the White House during a bipartisan meeting of governors.

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Only a few hours after that dispute, the United States Department of Education announced that it would be investigating the State to allow Trans athletes to compete in girls and possible violations of title IX.

Police protection He was later assigned to the secondary school attended by the Trans Libby athlete identified in his Facebook publication.

Libby was censored for Facebook publication by the democratic majority of Maine because she published a photo of a minor.

Since then, he has filed a lawsuit that seeks his censorship overturned.

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