Trump admin suing California over alleged Title IX violations
The administration is asking for an injunction on the state's policy to allow males from competing in females sports – an issue that reached a fever pitch earlier this year when a transgender athlete won multiple events in girls' track and field competitions.
The U.S. Education Department recently found California in violation of Title IX.
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