The governor of the state of Min suggests that Trump will target him on the basis of race amid a sports ban on

Mine Janet Mills, a statement on Friday, issued a statement in response to the announcement that the US Department of Education will investigate in its mandate to allow the converted athletes to compete in girls’ sports, and challenged the last executive order by President Donald Trump.

In Mills statement, I suggested that the investigation of Trump in the potential ninth title of its mandate is an indication that the president will later target people based on their race or religion.

Maine May [be] One of the first countries to be investigated by his administration, but we will not be the last. Today, the President of the United States targeted a specific group of a specific issue with which the Maine State Law dealt with. But you must ask yourself: Who will be targeted after that, and what will he do? Will you be? Will that be because of your race or your religion? Will that be because you look different or think differently? Where do you end? In America, the president is neither a king nor a dictator, as much as this person tries to act like him – which is the law that prevents him from doing so, “Mills said.

“I imagine that the result of this political investigation is pre -determined. My administration will start working with the Prosecutor to defend the interests of the Maine state in the court. That governs our nation.

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Mills also insisted that Trump has no power to block federal financing from her mandate for refusing to comply with his last executive order to ban athletes passing by girls and women, which the president pledged in a speech on Thursday.

“No president – a Republican or a democratic – can block the authorized Federal financing and seize it by Congress and pay it by taxpayers in Main state in an attempt to get to know someone to comply with his will. It is a violation of our constitution and our laws, which I took. Mills said:” The oath is the right. To support.

Maine is the fourth country where an investigation into the ninth title is being held against it to challenge Trump’s order since he signed on February 5. On February 12, the Ministry of Energy announced that it was investigating sports schools in California and Minnesota after these states, refusing to comply with the last Trump order.

Before that, the Ministry of Energy announced on February 6, which was investigated at the Massachusetts Sports Association (MIAA), along with San Jose State and Pennsylvania University due to the violations of the ninth title.

Now, Min joins that list after a two -day confrontation between Trump and Mills.

It started on Thursday when Trump pledged to cut funding to the state because he refused to follow his matter while the Republican rulers gathered in Washington.

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“I hate to tell you this, but we will not provide them with any federal money, they still say,” We want men to play in the sport of women “and I cannot believe that they are doing it … so we” will not give them any federal funding, nothing at all Until they clean it. ”

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, Maine received more than $ 360 million, or about 10.1 percent of its educational financing, from the federal government in the fiscal year 2021-22.

On Friday, Milz’s office responded to a statement threatening legal action against the Trump administration if it blocks federal financing from the state. After that, Trump and Mills verbally erupted in an argument on a large scale in the White House during a meeting of the ruler from the two parties.

“Are you not compatible with that?” Trump Mills asked.

“I comply with federal and state laws,” she replied, before Trump said, “Well, we are federal law” and “It is better to do it, it’s best to do that because you will not get any federal financing in everything if you do not.

By the way, your population, although it is somewhat liberal, although I did well there, your residents do not want men to play in women’s sports, so it is better to comply because you do not get any federal funding, “Trump continued. .

“Sanrak in court,” Mills answered.

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Trump concluded that “good, I will see you in court. I look forward to that.

An investigation into the Ministry of Energy was announced against Men after a few hours.

Maine was subject to the national scrutiny to allow the athletes crossing the girls’ sports, amid the state’s refusal to comply with Trump’s order and a recent incident that includes via cellar across the pole.

During the state championship meeting and path, Katie Spencer, who had previously competed as males called John Ridzuski in the pole grip in the month of June 2024, surpassed every other female a half foot away. Spencer’s winner’s basement was a pivotal help in the Spencer team for the field and the field at Grill Secondary School in Camberland, Maine, over the victory of the state championship by one by one point.

Because of the victory, Spencer was automatically qualified for the multi -stage regional championships, as it occupied the place that could have been granted to the athletes who got second place, Spencer competed in the boys section.

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Athlete at high school and field praised Trump to interfere in the situation on Friday.

Zoe, who participated in a snapshot in the Maine Class Championship meeting on Monday, said that she was “grateful” to the President’s announcement that he would cut federal funding to Men because of her challenge to Trump’s order to keep men away from women’s sports, adding that the state leaders “failed in females Athletes.

“The state leaders in female sports have failed and there must be repercussions for their neglect,” Zoe said. “We feel a vision and heard us because of this advertisement and we hope that the steps to protect women’s sports in Maine will continue.”

In a statement, the Fox News Digital, the White House press secretary Caroline Levit said, “Party officials and judicial activists who seek to obstruct President Trump’s agenda challenge the will of 77 million Americans re -elected with an overwhelming majority, and added to Trump’s president with an overwhelming majority,” and added that “” that “” Their efforts will fail. “

“All President Trump’s executive work is legal and constitutional and aims to make the promises he made to the American people,” Levit said. Trump administration Ready to fight these battles in court and will prevail. “

Alex Schemel from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

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