Maine faces threat of federal lawsuit over transgender policies
The U.S. Attorney General's office is threatening to sue Maine if the state does not stop allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls' and womens' sports. In a letter to Gov. Janet Mills, Attorney General Pam Bondi reiterated the Trump administration's position that Maine and other states that are allowing girls to compete against boys in sports and athletic events are in violation of Title IX and the Constitution,
The federal civil rights law, which was passed in 1972, ensures a right to equal treatment in educational spaces.
A proposed bill announced Wednesday has sparked debate about transgender athletes participating in girls sports in Maine.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, a longtime ally of the president, is threatening to sue Maine for not complying with Trump's ...
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Trump told Janet Mills about his order barring trans women from girls’ sports: ‘You better comply! Because otherwise you’re ...
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