Trump vows homeland security will prevent transgender athletes to enter the country for 2028.

President Donald Trump signed Executive command The ban on transgender athletes to compete in sports for girls and women’s sports on Wednesday and vowed to apply for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

During Trump’s ceremony at the White House to sign the executive order, he announced that the secretary for Homeland Security Christ Noem They will ban any transgender athletes trying to compete as women to enter the country at the 2028 Olympics.

Trump said he would send Noema “to negate any visa for men who tried to falsely enter the United States while identifying themselves while the athletes were trying to get into the games.”

Earlier on Wednesday, Karolina Leavitt’s White House Secretary said that part of the motivation behind Trump’s executive order would be to create a “pressure campaign” for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and NCAA to follow and prevent transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports.

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“He expects the Olympic Committee and NCAA no longer allow men to compete in women’s sports,” Leavitt said. “I think the president, with signing his pen, begins a campaign of very public pressure on these organizations to do the right for women and girls.

“Again, this is an incredibly popular position. There were many notable athletes who had the courage to speak against some very powerful institutions in this country. They deserve to have a voice and a word. The president brings his voice at the highest level of the White House.

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There was controversy at the Paris Olympics in the Paris Olympic Games.

Boxers of Iman Khelif of Algeria and Lin Yu-Tind from Taiwan won gold medals in women’s boxing. Both athletes were previously disqualified from international competitions due to the failure of the gender composes. However, IOC and current President Thomas Bach expressed the support of both athletes. IOC also insisted that both athletes were biological female.

Previously, Laurel Hubbard, a transgender woman, competed in the weightlifting of the new Zealand team, and Canadian Footballer Quinn came out as an not -bone and transgender person in 2020.

Since Bach has prepared himself for abandonment of his duties later this year, the next MOO president could help Trump’s vision in connection with this issue more cooperative.

Former British Olympic Champion Sebastian Coe is a candidate for the next President Moo -ai suggested that he will take measures to prevent transgender persons in women’s events.

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Coe has published a manifesto Due to his vision of President MOO, as he candies for the position, and emphasized the importance of protecting the athlete.

Unlike Bach, Coe opposes the transgender involvement in the women’s category and said that he would explore the complete prohibition of transgender athletes in an interview with Sky News.

“We’ll have a very clear policy that will be unambiguous,” Coe said. “In world athletics, we were very clear that transgender athletes would not compete in the women’s category at the elite level.”

Coe is the current leader of the world athletics, the control body for the international competition in the course and on the field. In 2023, the control body tightened its regulations on transgender athletes to exclude transgender women who have passed men’s puberty from the women’s category competition. This regulation also lowered the maximum level of testosterone for the conditions that meet the conditions.

Coe said that if he becomes President MOO, a new Olympic policy on the involvement of transgender persons “will probably” reflect the one he has established in world athletics. Coe also said that the controversy around Khelif and Yu-Ting made her feel “embarrassing”.

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IN United Nations The published findings of the study said that almost 900 biological females were less than winning medals because they lost to transgender athletes.

Study “Violence against women and girls in sports“More than 600 athletes said no medals in more than 400 competitions in 29 different sports, a total of over 890 medals, according to the data received by March 30.

“Replacing the women’s sports category with the category of mixed sex has resulted in an increase in the number of athletes who have lost opportunities, including medals, when competing against men,” the report said.

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