California girls' sports advocates vow fight after judge tosses trans athlete case: 'Far from over'
The Justice Department is weighing an appeal after a federal judge dismissed Trump's lawsuit over transgender athletes in California girls' sports.
TL;DR
- A federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit challenging California's policies on transgender athletes in girls' sports.
- The dismissal was based on administrative funding rules, not a ruling on the fairness or legality of the policies.
- Advocates for girls' sports plan to continue their fight, emphasizing biological sex differences.
- The Department of Justice is considering an appeal, reaffirming its commitment to enforcing policies against biological males in girls' sports.
- The case originated from concerns over transgender athlete AB Hernandez competing in girls' track events.