Trans athletes and NCAA

That's the FBI to you.

 

The god emperor has been very specific he intends to abolish the U.S. Department of Education.

Title IX is administered and enforced by the U.S. Department of Education. If the stated objective is accomplished, nobody will be responsible or empowered to do that.

Individual school districts will then be responsible (or enabled) to fund girls sports (OR NOT) in relation to the money they spend on football or boys basketball.

Of course, public school budgets to fund ANY programs will have to make up with the howitzer-size holes left once they start shipping the public school revenues to Billy Bob's Bible Academy in the hallowed name of "school choice."

 

Good lord. Title IX's legal requirements do not depend on whether there is Department of Education. The law exists outside of Cabinet structure.

 

Which Department will take over its enforcement?

 

Hmm. You go into court with that argument the first time Team MAGA, in their never ending crusade against wokeism and DEI, files a suit challenging the government's authority to enforce Title IX. And of course, eventually it will go to the Supreme Court.

 

There doesn't need to be a cabinet level department. If a Education isn't a Cabinet position, it doesn't mean all the laws in its purview go away. The AG could still enforce them and to the extent people have the right to enforce the law, they still will be able.

 

So after Trump cleans out the Department of Justice, fires the deep state and the DEI hires, he's going to staff it up to handle Title IX enforcement?

 

Matt Gaetz will definitely protect young women.

 

There is no funnier week in American history to point out the AG could uphold the law.

 

Having legal recourse if a school violates the law is not the same as having an agency more actively monitor and enforce it. To keep the same level of enforcement would mean moving staff, not cutting it, and Trump is looking to cut.

 

Maybe I'm crazy, but if you've appeared in mug shots more often than you've appeared in court as a prosecutor you probably should be disqualified from becoming the Attorney general of the United States.