Trump Administration raises the probe into a softball dispute in Minnesota

Presidential Administration Donald Trump lifts an investigation into the state of the state Minnesota for allowing Biological males play sports girls after transgender softball, which won the State Championship last weekend.

US Department of Education announced on Thursday The fact that its two current probes on this issue, which were launched in February and the one launched on June 3, will now be engaged in a recently formed team of IX investigations.

“The Trump administration is obliged to defend women and girls and support federal civil rights, and I am pleased to cooperate with the Prosecutor General Bondi to raise the investigation of the Ministry of Education as a special investigation team,” Education Minister Linda McMahon said in a statement.

“The Minnesota’s indifference to women’s civil rights is completely unacceptable. We must ensure that women and girls do not get rid of the earned awards and are dangerous and outrageous of unjust competitions, and we will fight for the restoration of anti -discrimination defense in accordance with the heading.”

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Champlin Park notes winning the national championship, and Bloomington Jefferson looks further. (Amber Harding/Outkick)

The statement directly referred to the incident involving the Transgender High School Champlin Park, which leads the team to the state championship. The announcement did not call the athlete.

Junior Marisa Rothenberger Champlin Park is a athlete who has caused a national dispute this season of softball. Rothenberger threw a full game, allowing only three hits and hit six in the championship game on Friday, rejecting a jog, in which Rotberger had punched all 21 filing at three public tournament games, refusing only two running.

The junior allowed only two runs through 35 total submission in the after -season period.

Earlier, the White House responded to the Trans Sportsman Championship news in an exclusive statement at Fox News Digital.

“President Trump defends women in sports and restores common sense. Those who decide to violate the federal law will be held accountable,” said White House press -secretary Harison Fields in response to the Minnesota situation.

The dominance of the pot this season pushed the lawsuit for three Anonymous Player confrontations Among the national gap over the legality of Trans -sportsmen in the sports species of girls.

One of the players who participated in the trial reacted to the jug to the game championship in a previous statement at the Fox News Digital, provided by her lawyers alliance angeThering Freedom (ADF).

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Marisa Rothenberger notes in the dugout with his teammates after the dramatic victory Shamplin Park. (Amber Harding/Outkick)

“It is saddened to see how a man is dominated in our sport, and selecting opportunities from girls who worked all season to get to the championship in the public tournament. In addition to injustice, it often risks playing physical sport as a softball against athlete,” the statement said.

“I am proud of the girls who played a lot and eventually deserve it more than the boy, but I hope more people will continue to uphold women’s sports and seriously perceive women and girls’ rights.”

The Champlin School District has previously submitted a statement for digital Fox News, which defended the decision to allow the athlete to compete on the team of softball.

“Throughout the season, and when the rebels go to the public tournament, it is important to note that all student athletes involved in the softball team Champlin Park can compete in accordance with the Minnesota High School and the Minnesota High School and the Rules of the Anoco-Ginipin School.

“In addition, the area is named in an active lawsuit, which limits information that can be divided.”

Minnesota Keith Prosecutor General Keith Ellison had previously published a statement in which he answered the claim against the state on Rothenberger’s participation in the Softball Girl season.

“In addition to playing sports and competition, playing sports comes with so much advantages for young people. You are building friendships that can last a lifetime, you will learn how to work as part of a team and you feel what you belong,” said Alison.

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Marisa Rothenberger dropped the full disconnect in the quarter -finals of Tura. (Amber Harding/Outkick)

“I believe that it is wrong to highlight one group of students who are already facing a higher level of bullying and persecution, and tell these children that they may not be on the team from the one who they are. I will continue to defend the rights of all students to play with their friends and peers.”

After the president Donald Trump Signed the executive order “Men from Women’s Sports” announced Refusal of the federal law, allowing transgender athletes to continue to play in women’s sport. Then Alison said at a press conference on April 22 that he received a message from the Ministry of Justice, which threatened a legal lawsuit if the state did not follow the executive order, so the Attorney General decided to sue at first.

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