First on Fox: A letter signed by Maine State Senator was sent to the White House on Tuesday to condemn the administration. Janet Mills To continue supporting the trans women’s movement.
Fox News Digital received letters that also praised the president Donald Trump’s The government handles the situation in Maine. Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) frozen the state’s funds and has referred it to the Department of Justice for ongoing trans women’s sports.
Maine officials filed a lawsuit against the USDA on Monday against the frozen funds.
The 14 senators also claimed that Maine’s current policy violates Transgender, Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and Chapter IX.
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Gov. Janet Mills attended the event on March 11, 2022 in Augusta, Maine. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, file)
“Dear Mr. President, it is well known that Maine workers agree to your common sense approach to protecting women’s movement and space. The efforts we have made for your administration make Maine’s efforts not only in line with the guaranteed protection of women and girls for the Landmark IX of the 1972 Education Amendment, but are also identified as an infringement of family education rights and selfish rights.
“Most adults and students in Maine don’t support Janet Mills and their radical policies that force girls to compete with men in track and field. Over the years, some radical progressive people in southern Maine have detained good people in Maine, many of whom have similar relationships with states. To demand that such crazy behavior be stopped, the legislation we proposed will be voted on as early as this week, and if the governor encourages legislative Democrats to join us in solving this issue, the legislation can be voted on.
“Nevertheless, we believe that under Janet Mills’ leadership and inaction, the IX and FERPA violations will continue. She cannot continue to hide the interpretation of the Maine Human Rights Act to ignore federal law. Title IX replaces the Maine Human Rights Act and the governor is obliged to align with the protection of female athletes and the protection of parental rights.”
The 14 Senators who signed the letter were Maine Senate Republican leader Trey Stewart, Assistant Senate Republican leaders Matthew Harrington, Susan Bernard, Richard Bradstreet, Bruce Bickford, Scott Clayway, Russell Black, Brad Farling, Stacey Gilling, Joseph Martin, David Haggan, David Hagney, James Loyle, James Melbick and Jeff Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver Tiver
“The question I hope Governor Mills and her supporters answer is, ‘Where are Maine feminists? Why are they not standing in favor of Maine female athletes?”
Fox News Digital contacted the Senator’s letter with the White House, Mills and General Aaron Frey of Maine.
The state refuses to comply with Trump’s February executive order, banning trans athletes from participating in girls and women’s sports, prompting Federal pressure. Trump initially vowed to refuse to comply with the order in his February 20 speech to cut federal funding.
Rep. Laurel Libby, Republican of Maine, was one of the key figures in the state’s transgender issues, when she published a social media post identifying a trans track and field athlete at Greely High School who ranked first in the women’s pole vault after playing a little boy as an hour.
Libby’s revelation sparked a national dialogue and reporting on transgender policies. Libby was condemned by the Maine House Democratic majority on the premise that she identified a minor, but she has since filed a lawsuit to bring the condemnation.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services submitted the March 28 Department of Justice to the Maine Department of Education (MDOE), the Maine Principal Association and Greeley High School, after rejecting multiple warnings and signing a written agreement to ban transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports.
More potential sanctions may arise next week.
The U.S. Department of Education sent a letter to the Maine Department of Education (MDOE) on Monday, suggesting that the final deadline of April 11 be resolved, or risk a second referral to the Justice Department. The Ministry of Health and Human Services has referred Maine Department of Justice last week.
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one investigation The American Parents League found that of about 600 registered Maine voters, 63% said school sports participation should be based on biological nature, while 66% agreed that “it is fair to limit women’s exercise to biological women.”
Polls also found that 60% of residents will support voting measures to limit participation exist Women and girls sports Bio-female. This includes 64% of independents and 66% of parents of children under the age of 18.
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