American representative of a minority leader Hakeem JeffriesDn.y., he repeated the unfounded argument to “release” sexual predators on girls in the US in sports in sports
Japhries He made this argument first The day when the home voted for the proposal of the law 14 January, joining other distinguished democratic representatives, including Alexandria Fathers-Cortez, Dn.y. The argument encouraged a sharp deviation among some registered democratic voters and was not repeated that he led to the Senate votes on Monday on the proposal of the Law.
But Jeffries presented a quarrel on the question of recent comments from California Government Gavin News about transgender athletes in sports sports who are “dishonest”.
“I didn’t see [Newsom’s] Comments. What the Democrats opposed was the release of sex predators on girls across the United States of America, “Jeffies told reporters Thursday.
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Alexandria Fathers-Cortez and Hakeem Jeffies with a background of a trans flag (Getty Images)
When Jeffries and other Democrats encouraged the argument in January, it was not rooted in any language within the proposal of the law. Republicans insisted The genital inspection would never be needed and that proof of the native genus could easily be determined by the birth certificate.
He completed the proposal of the Law in the house by voting 218-206. Two Democratic representatives, Henry Cuellar and Vicente Gonzalez, both of the Texas, voted for that despite Jeffies and the other labeling the Law “Law on Establishing a Republican Child”.
When the bill arrived in the Senate earlier this week, no democrats voted for him, as 45 votes against him, he managed to file a bill, despite the fact that 51 Republicans voted for him.
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More democratic senators said why they did not vote for the bill, Fox News Digital reported earlieroffering different reasons. However, almost none of them repeated the argument that the proposal of the law would strengthen sex predators to give genital examinations to young girls.
Those who expressed similar concerns were Senator Catherine Cortez Masto, D-NEV, and Senator Dick Durbin, D-ill. In a Fox News Digital statement.
“This decant legislation would allow anyone to undergo girls invasive physical exams just because of the way they look. It is incredibly government overcome and puts a young woman at an increased risk of abuse and harassment – something I fought against,” said Cortez Masto in a statement.
Durbin added: “This is personally, it is so important and [because of Republicans]We will vote that someone does not answer the right to physically inspect a girl or a young woman if the other opponent’s team accuses them of being transgender. My God. “
Shortly after voting at the House in January, some democratic voters left the party in response to the argument of Predator Jeffies’s child.
The distinguished professor of Rutgers’ law Gary Francian and some of his democratic peers in the field of education and law were among those who left the party ..
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“It just upset me because it was screaming the lack of integrity, lack of honesty,” Francian said Fox News Digital. “This is the way you fight the battles? Trying to insult other people who oppose you and disagree with you and insinuate that they are abusers of children or pedophiles? It seems to me that you have lost the game … I do not know how it will ever come back from this.
“I can confidently say about the people I know what Democrats I have talked to, the vast majority of them are very unhappy about all these things and I feel that the party has lost on the way. I know a couple who said it would like that [leave the party]. ”
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to ban trans athletes from women and girls athletes and vowed to withdraw federal funding from any state that does not adhere to. California, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine are already under investigation because they are not in line with it.
Trump has reaffirmed his intention of punishing countries that continue to allow trans -a -models to compete with girls during addressing on Tuesday night at a joint session of the congress.
The print secretary of the Karolina Leavitt White House insisted that Trump “will not give up” as they go after those countries.
“The President has committed to ensuring that the states are responsible if they continue to allow men in women’s sports, who believes is a terrible violation of dollars of taxpayers. And, so, that fight continues and the president will not give up,” Leavitt said.
“This is a healthy policy. Eighty percent of the American people, including more than 60% of democrats, does not want men in women’s sports.”
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