California’s Trans Athlete Battle: Trump threatens state ahead of a controversial state championship

president Donald Trump On Tuesday, local law enforcement agencies threatened to be involved if California allows trans athletes to participate in women’s sports.

Trump cited a biological male athlete California Someone will be competing in the women’s long jump and triple jump at the state championships next week. The athlete recorded a 40-04.75 distance in triple jumps compared to runner-up 39-06.00. In the long jump, the athletes recorded a distance of 19-03.50, with runner-up 19-00.75.

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Transgender athletes continue to perform in California under the Inter-California Federation of Governance (CIF) events despite Trump’s executive order to prohibit biological men from competing in sports for girls and women.

Trump called for the California government. Gavin Newsom In a post about the True Society.

“California continues to illegally allow “men to play in women’s sports” under the leadership of radical left Democrat Gavin Newscam. This week, male athletes who were migrated at a massive event won ‘Everything’ and are now eligible to compete in the ‘state final’,” Trump wrote. “As a man, he was an average competitor, and as a woman, this transition is practically invincible.

“This is not fair and is totally mean to women and girls. Advice that if executive orders on this subject are not complied with, large federal funds will be permanently restrained. The governor himself said, “Unfair.” ”

Previously Newsom We talked about transgender participation. In March women’s sports with the well-known conservative Charlie Kirk.

“It shouldn’t happen to a young man trying to win a state championship in the long jump in women’s sports,” Kirk said. “As governor, you should go out and say no. Do you do that? Do you say there are no men in women’s sports?”

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“I think it’s a matter of fairness. I totally agree with that. “I’m not working on the issue of fairness. I fully agree with you.”

Kirk pushed Newsom whether he would denounce the athlete in question from Jalpa Valley High School after the athlete won another event at the time. Newsom didn’t directly address the victory, but said, “It’s a fair question.”

“So it’s easy to tell the injustice of that,” he said. “There is humility and grace too. … These poor people are more likely to commit suicide, anxiety and depression, and the way people talk to vulnerable communities is a problem I struggle with.

“So, both things I can hold in my hand. How can I deal with this problem with a decency that I don’t think is always expressed in this issue?”

Newsom further explained his perspective at a press conference on April 2, when asked whether there should be a law that prohibits men from competing in sports for girls and women.

“And I am open to that discussion, especially at my party, as long as I do it in a way that someone can be respectful and responsible and find a balance.

“And because this is coloured and weaponized by the right to be ten times, or even 100 times bigger, my focus is on many of the other issues in this state.

Trump wrote in his Truth Social Post Tuesday that he would talk to Newsom about it.

“I’ll talk to him today and find out how he wants to go? He wrote.

Fox News Digital has contacted Newsom’s Office and CIF for comment.

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The Trump administration has already warned that it is affecting the CIF and the athletes’ high schools to forgive the situation. The federation was undergoing additional scrutiny when it was allegedly forced the athlete. Remove the shirt I read “Girls Sports Protect Girls Sports” during the Southern Qualifying round on May 10th.

Jackson Thompson of Fox News contributed to this report.

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