The New Hampshire follows the executive order of President Donald Trump to prohibit transgender athletes from competing with girls and women.
Before order, according to New Hampshire public radio, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association was postponed to athletes and their districts on their eligibility.
But the association reversed the course, citing a potential lack of federal financing.
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A bill was adopted in New Hampshire in May which would prohibit transgender athletes, the 5th to the 12th year, to participate according to gender identity. (PK Press Club)
“In the light of these developments, the NHIAA has consulted a legal advisor and determined that it would be prudent to further clarify the requirements of the NHIAA,” wrote the executive director of the association Jeffrey Collins, adding that schools have The responsibility for “complying with the law of the state and federal.”
WCAX noted that a declaration by the Ministry of Education “congratulates[ed] The New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association to change its policies that allowed students to play in a team that equaled their gender identity, not on biological sex. “”
The former governor of New Hampshire, Chris Sununu, signed state equity in the law on female sports in July, but a lawsuit brought by the families of the trans athletes followed and remains active.
The prosecution alleges that the law of the New Hampshire signed that Sununu violates constitutional protections and federal laws because adolescents are refused equal educational opportunities and are victims of discrimination because they are transgender.
The Governor of Gop Chris Sununu of New Hampshire speaks with PK Press Club Digital at the winter meeting of the Republican Governors Association in Marco Island, Florida, November 19, 2024. (PK Press Club / Paul Steinhauser)
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The complainant adolescents, Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle, initially filed the trial last year To challenge the law. Earlier this month, however, a federal judge granted a request to add the Trump administration to the accused list due to the president’s recent decree.
The situation involving the two transgender athletes also caused a second trial after the parents wore bracelets that said “XX” in reference to female organic chromosomes and have been prohibited from school land.
Trump signed the executive decree “No Men in Women’s Sports” on February 5, which prohibited any federal funding for educational establishments that allow organic men to compete in female or girls sports teams.
President Donald Trump signs the executive decree “No Men in Women’s Sports” in the East House of White House in Washington, DC, February 5, 2025. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / AFP)
New Hampshire was already one of the 25 states with a law in place to enforce similar prohibitions on transgender inclusion, but Tirrell and Turmelle have in any case been authorized to compete in women’s teams due to a decision of a federal judge in their state.
Representatives of California, Minnesota, Massachusetts and Maine have all declared that they would continue to follow the law of the State and to ignore the order of Trump, which led to investigations on title IX.
