Secretary of Education Linda McMahon A social media post on Tuesday issued a warning to those who still allow trans athletes in girls and women’s sports.
president Donald Trump In early February, he signed an executive order of “No Men in Women’s Sports” to ban biological men from competing in girls and women’s sports. However, while some states have refused to comply with the order, the NCAA, which changed its comprehensive policy, faced potential criticism that would allow loopholes with that rule.
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Linda McMahon testified at a confirmation hearing before the Senate committee on health, education, labor and pensions. (JackGruber / USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
McMahon turned his attention to everyone.
“To all entities that continue to allow men to compete in women’s sports and use women’s intimate facilities. There are new sheriffs in town,” she wrote in X.
“The Trump administration will no longer allow women to flee by denialing civil rights.”
Although some high school athletics associations have failed to comply with Trump’s executive orders, the biggest feud has come between the Trump administration and Maine, only escalating within months of the order being signed.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon will attend the Executive Order Signing Ceremony on March 20, 2025, in Washington, DC, to reduce the size and scope of the education sector in the Eastern Room of the White House. (Photo by Somodevilla/Getty Images)
On Tuesday, 14 Maine Senators signed a letter sent to the White House, denounced Gov. Janet Mills, continuing to support girls and women’s imports into sports. Fourteen senators wrote that Maine’s current policy enabling trans-inclusion violated the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, as well as Title IX.
The USDA freezes funding for the state last week and was introduced to the Department of Justice via ongoing transport to women’s sports in the state.
Maine officials filed a lawsuit against the USDA over Monday’s fundraising freeze. Trump and Mills had public spouts that they had vowed to see the Democratic governor in court over the issue.
recently, American FencingDisc Golf and NCAA women’s rowing were also fired for allowing biological men to compete with women.
Female fencer Stephanie Turner protests in front of transgender athlete LeDmond Sullivan. (Icon provided)
Fencer Stephanie Turner went down on her knees in protest of competing with trans athletes. Disc golfer Abigail Wilson The lawsuit follows a public declaration over the lack of fairness for transathletes competing with women in her sport.
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Ithaca College fired fire earlier this month as trans athletes can now compete in teams despite changes to NCAA policies. The Transathlete competed in Cayuga’s duals but only in the third Varsity Eight event that is not considered for NCAA Championship qualification. Ithaca called it a “misunderstanding.”
Jackson Thompson of Fox News contributed to this report.
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