Second Federal Court Halts Biden’s ‘Arbitrary’ Title IX Change That Expands Protections to Transgender Students

A group who worked on the lawsuit says the Title IX changes will threaten the safety and privacy of women and girls across America.

AP/Ron Edmonds, file
James Madison University students rally outside the Department of Education at Washington in 2006. AP/Ron Edmonds, file

A second federal district court judge has halted the implementation of President Biden’s new Title IX rules that add anti-discrimination protections for transgender students. The judge says the “arbitrary” Department of Education decision interprets the statute too broadly to allow transgender students to participate in sports that do not align with their sex. 

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