New Hampshire The following is the executive order of President Donald Trump to ban transgender athletes to compete against girls and women.
Prior to the order, according to the public radio of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association put down the athletes and their neighborhoods upon fulfillment of conditions.
But the association has revealed the course, citing a potential lack of federal funding.
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The account was adopted in New Hampshire in May who would ban transgender athletes, from 5-12 grades to participate on the basis of gender identity. (Fox News)
“In the light of these events, Nhiaa consulted with a legal advisor and found that it would be prudent to further clarify NHIA’s requests,” wrote the CEO of the Association Jeffrey Collins, adding that schools have a responsibility for “in accordance with state and federal law.”
WCAX noted that praise the statement of the Department of Education “[ed] New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association to change their policies that enabled students to play in a team that suited their gender identity, not a biological gender. “
Former Government New Hampshire Chris Sunun signed in July State Righteousness in Women’s Sports Law, but a lawsuit he filed Families of Trans Athletes followed and remains active.
The lawsuit states that the Law of the New Hampshire Sunun signed a violation of constitutional protection and federal laws because teenagers are denied equal educational capabilities and discriminatory because they are transgender.
GOP -OV Government Chris Sununa of New Hampshire talks to Fox News Digital at the Winter Meeting of Republican Governor Associations on the island of Marco, Florida, November 19, 2024. (Fox News/Paul Steinhauser)
Teens Prosecutors, Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle, originally filed a lawsuit last year challenge the law. Earlier this month, however, the federal judge approved the request to add Trump administration to the indicators list for the recent executive order of the President.
The situation involving two transgender athletes also encouraged the second lawsuit after parents wore bracelets in which they said “XX” compared to biological female chromosomes and were allegedly forbidden by school basics.
Trump has signed an executive order “There are no men in women’s sports” on February 5, who forbade any federal funding of educational institutions that allow biological males to compete in women’s sports teams or girls.
President Donald Trump signs the executive order “No men in women’s sports” in the law in the eastern room of the White House in Washington, DC, February 5, 2025. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP)
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New Hampshire was already one of 25 countries with a law that was established similar prohibitions of transgender inclusion, but Tirrell and Turmelle were allowed to compete in girls teams for a federal judge in their country.
Representatives from California, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine said they would continue to follow the state law and neglect Trump’s command, which resulted in investigations into the title IX.
Fox News’ Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.
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