The Maine state’s continued defamation of federal civil rights laws and allowing men to engage in women’s sports has been the subject of a preliminary investigation by the Education Department’s “further enforcement action” sent to the U.S. Department of Justice.
The research is being taken over by the Justice Department, which is attempting to persuade Maine to adhere to Title IX civil rights laws that protect women and girls in athletics. Janet Mills, who wants to carry on the activity.
The country’s leaders have steadfastly refused to comply with Title IX, choosing rather to emphasize an extremist intellectual plan over the security, privacy, and dignity of their kids, according to Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Craig Trainor, in a media transfer. The Maine Department of Education will now have to fight the Justice Department in federal prosecutor and before a Department administrative law judge. Government Mills would have wisely followed the advice in the adage,” Be careful with your wishes.” She will then witness the Trump Administration in courtroom.”
The Maine Department of Education ( MDOE ) is continuing to receive federal education funding under the U.S. Department of Education’s ( DEF ) plan.
Following an investigation that determined Maine to be in violation of Title IX, the state refused to sign a quality deal with the federal government that required several concessions, including a “final alert” issued telling the state to agree or have the issue brought up with the Justice Department.
Maine contends, nevertheless, that Title IX, which was specifically designed to protect women and girls in sports and knowledge, basically allows for men to take away their health and opportunities.
According to Sarah Forster, the state’s assistant attorney general,” Nothing in Title IX or its implementing regulations prohibits schools from allowing transgender girls and women to play on girls ‘ and women’s sports teams,” according to ABC News. There is no single event in your letters to time that is relevant. Contrary to what some federal courts have determined, Title IX and/or the Equal Protection Clause require schools to permit such cooperation.
While the Biden administration’s Title IX regulations would have permissibly handled what Forster is describing, a federal court abruptly rejected them because they had changed the definition of sex to make it clear that” transgender girls” ( also known as boys ) are actually women and belong on girls ‘ sports teams.
In response to a news release, Candice Jackson, lieutenant general counsel of the Department of Education, responded,” Modification: ED referred Maine to Judge over MALE ATHLETES not over’transgender sports ‘ ( whatever that may indicate ). ” It almost seems as if the media is assisting gender activists in this 80/20 losing situation by using obfuscatory language to impede public understanding of simple facts.”
Maine has been the subject of numerous federal agency investigations and findings that it violated Title IX. Despite the U.S. Department of Agriculture ( USDA ) freezing federal funding for some programs over the issue, Maine’s federal district judge, a George W. Bush appointee, issued an order on Friday to the USDA to unfreeze the funding.
Breccan F. Thies covers The Federalist as a correspondent. He previously covered issues of education and culture for Breitbart News and the Washington Examiner. He is a Publius Fellow at the 2022 Claremont Institute and holds a degree from the University of Virginia. On Twitter, @BreccanFThies, you can follow him.
