State MP from Maine called The state policy on the participation of transgender persons in “extreme” girls and women’s sports has warned that this could cost schools in federal financing.
State Ambassador Laurel Libby, R-Auburn, appeared on Outkick’s “Ricky Cobb Show” and responded to last week’s showers between President Donald Trump and the Government of Maine Janet Mills. The two headed over the state transgender policy of participating in sports for girls and women’s sports after the President signed an executive order to ban these types of rules.
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Maine’s transgender athlete policy caught fire under fire. (Fox News)
The rules of the MAINE Director Association state that the potential athlete of the student “must declare his gender identity to his school members if their gender identity differs from the sex of a student assigned at birth.” The rules are stated that the school has “the only authority to determine the award of gender identity for the purpose of athletic registration and participation in the MPA sponsored events”.
Furthermore, “no medical documentation or official documents for establishing the gender identity of the student will not be sought.”
“It’s a policy against which Governor Mills defend himself President Trump“Libby said.” That’s so extreme. It is extraordinary even among other countries that have similar policies. And it is an extreme position that Mainers does not support.
“Not only does she support this extreme policy, her attitude could cost a state $ 250 million for Maine’s school, and that’s the money we need to provide education for Maine Kids. This is two to hit our country. And it seems to be quite quite excavated, and President Trump will have to go through the courts. “
President Donald Trump and Government Maine Janet Mills clashed on Friday at the White House for the compliance of the executive order. (Pool by AP/Win McNamee/Getty Images)
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Libby called politics “incredibly wide” and pointed out the question that the state recently saw through a transgender athlete who won the state title in Allows moths for girls.
The executive command “No men in Women’s Sport” was signed earlier this month. Trump vowed to refuse federal funding from Maine schools if his federal warrant was violated.
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Mills said in a statement on Friday that he was advocating “the rule of law.”
“No President – Republican or Democrat – can deny the federal funding granted and approved by Congress, and paying maine taxpayers in an attempt to force someone in accordance with his will. It is a violation of our Constitution and our Laws, which I have taken, which I have taken The oath to support it, “she said.
“Maine is perhaps one of the first countries undergoing an investigation of his administration, but we will not be the last. Today, the president of the United States aimed at one specific group on a particular issue that Maine Law addressed. But you have to ask himself: who will continue to target , what will it do? prevents it to be so. “
The transgender flag and split with the aim of the track. (Getty Images)
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Mills imagined that the outcome of the investigation was “predetermined” and that it was not about what was happening on the playground, but “whether the president can force respect for his will, regardless of the rule of the law that governs our nations.
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