Minnesota house He failed to pass the “Law on Preserving Sports for Girls” after weeks of President Donald Trump’s executive order to ban biological males from competing in women’s and girls’ sports.
Hf12 I need 68 home votes For traffic, but the draft law fell one short voice with 67 positive votes to 66 negative votes.
The law stated that “only students may participate in a team or sport at the primary or secondary school level, which is limited to an educational institution to women and girls.”
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The person waving the knowledge of the pride of the transgender during the march of the people and the gathering to a memorial for the memorial of Washington, DC, the United States, on January 18, 2025. (Nathan Morris/Norfuto via Getti Pictures)
“A female means a female as determined by genetics and determines it in relation to the individual’s reproductive system,” The bill is mentioned.
A march was seen from the supporters and opponents of the Capitol, where they were waiting for the final vote.
Minnesota House had some “emotional debate” before voting on the draft law in the end, and Representative Baiji Scott, who sponsored the law, was among those who spoke.
She said: “We cannot allow our daughters to be vulnerable to losing their place in the team, on the platform, or injury to a teammate or a male competitor.” “This is not safe and this is not justice for our girls.”
“We have women and girls all over the world very afraid of competing with biological men to the point that they are leaving sports,” added Marion Rick, Republican MP Marion Rick to support the draft law.
However, the opponents of the draft law referred to transit discrimination in their arguments.
“All children deserve to play,” said Democratic Representative Brion Koran, head of legislators in Minnesota Quier. “We will not get to know this hateful and dangerous speech to combat the Tan.”
President Donald Trump signed “ODER’s” UDER’s “UDER” on February 5, 2025. (AP/Imagn)
The Democratic Representative List Kozlovsky added that the action was “a draft law on bullying in transformed girls and non -bilateral children.”
While this hot debate was on Monday, the Senate voted on a draft law prohibiting the athletes transformed from competition in women’s sports. The draft law did not receive 60 votes required for traffic, which means that at least seven Democrats were not voted.
Trump’s executive order last month is the Ministry of Education to inform school systems, as well as colleges, that forcing girls and women to compete with transgender females is a violation of the ninth card.
After signing the request, NCAA reviewed its own policy on the athletes crossing in women’s sport, although the review was considered Destroyed by some.
Despite the executive order, the Secondary Schools League announced that it will continue to allow converting athletes to participate in girls’ sports, on the pretext that the Human Rights Law in Minnesota and their constitution in the state are eligible.
Parliament Speaker Melissa Hortmann (Brooklyn Park-36b) is leading a session of the Minnesota Project in Minnesota, Saint-Paul on Tuesday, April 14, 2020. (Getty Images)
Nevertheless, US Prosecutor Bam Bondi wrote a letter late last month a warning of the consequences of not passing the “law to preserve sports girls”.
“The Civil Rights Office at the Ministry of Education started investigating the ninth title in the Secondary Schools League in Minnesota,” I read Bondi’s message. “If the Ministry of Education’s investigation shows that the relevant Minnesota entities already deprives girls of an equal opportunity to participate in sports and sports events by demanding competition against boys, the Ministry of Justice is ready to take all appropriate measures to enforce federal law.”
Les Fink’s Democratic Representative in the state said that a passing athlete in the United States is not present.
“Minnesota was comprehensive 10 years ago. We had no zero problems,” said Phoenic. “But we do this for political reasons. And when you lie about a society for a long time, people will believe it.”
Democrats at Minnesota’s house voted the bill.
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Republican Republican Baiji Bennett saw it completely differently.
“This bill revolves around fairness, safety and the preservation of girls’ sports in Minnesota.”
If the bill had passed at home on Monday, it is still possible that the governor of the state, Tim and Alzal, a strong defender of the rights of transgender people who were expected to be objected to.
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