President Donald Trump signed the executive decree “No Men in Women’s Sports” on Wednesday, making one of his major campaign promises to hold organic men and female sports.
Trump has signed the Executive Decree on National Girls and Women In Sports Day, which celebrates female athletes in female sports and those determined to provide equal access to sports to all women.
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President Donald Trump speaks before signing an executive decree in the White House Oval Office on Monday, February 3, 2025, in Washington. (AP photo / Evan VUCCI)
“It doesn’t need to be long. Everything is common sense,” said Trump before signing order, adding that “female sports will only be for women”.
Trump said: “The war on female sports is over.”
The white house press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a briefing before Trump signed the executive decree that he “maintains the promise of title IX”.
“President Trump is committed to restoring common sense in our country and he continues to deliver this executive decree which he will sign later in the day,” she added. “The president will sign a decree, keeping men away from female sports to defend the security of athletes, protect competitive integrity and maintain the promise of title IX.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signs SB2, the Save Women In Sports Act, in the Capitol blue room on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. (Imagn)
“This common sense action by President Trump President puts an end to the disgusting betrayal of women and girls by the previous administration, who for years addressed radical activists who wanted biological men to be treated like women In the workplace, showers, competition sports, prisons and even shelter rapes.
Leavitt also called on the Senate legislators to adopt the law on the protection of women and girls, which the Chamber adopted last month. The bill would prohibit organic men from participating in girls’ school sports teams. The bill would modify federal law to specify that athlete students must participate in school sports teams who coincide with their sex at birth.
March 17, 2022; Atlanta, Georgia, United States; Save, the female sports advisor, Beth Stelzer, is organizing a press conference outside the NCAA swimming and diving championship in Georgia Tech. (Brett Davis-USA TODAY SPORTS)
“It is an incredibly important congress immediately acts on this priority,” added Leavitt. “I think the president really sets the tone by doing a very immediate priority for this administration, just as he promised to do on the campaign track.”
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