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Exclusive: A legal guard dog, founded by a top trump -delivered records Fox News Digital That show California is missing in his latest lawsuit against the administration.
America First Legal (AFL) submitted public records with the state of California, in which President Donald Trump’s evidence of the executive ordinance of President Donald Trump is required that school children must compete in sports leagues that meet their biological sex.
The watchdog, which was founded by the deputy chief of staff of the White House, Stephen Miller, provided letters from a lawyer who represented the state and the California civil rights apparatus and described that no records could be found for their multiple inquiries.
The California Attorney General Robert Bonta sued the Trump administration in June in order to block this specific arrangement, EO 14168 counted and as a result “serious damage”.
US President Donald Trump signed on February 5, 2025 in Washington, DC, the Executive Order “No Men in Women’s Sports” in the Ostzimmer of the White House. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
But the California Civil Rights Department and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) returned inquiries to AFL that are not to document any records Against transgender athlete.
The California Ministry of Education was also asked, but did not respond to AFL’s inquiries.
In her answer, a law firm said that CIF represents that the CIF on the basis of CIFS “Investigation of its request that the CIF does not contain any documents that react to this request” -In direct answers to the harassment inquiries and an inquiry to “records of competitions that have obtained from transgender girls”.
“The CIF is aware of its obligation in accordance with section 7922,600 of the government of the Code of Government to help them provide them with more focused and effective inquiries that adequately describe an identifiable recording or records,” wrote the company to AFLS Jacob Meckler and further asked him to contact them if he believed that the answers on the basis of misinterpretation the original inquiries were specified based on misinterpretations.
A formal response from a client of the state civil rights department gave similar statements back to a lack of reaction documents.
The AFL officials said FOX News digitally that the answer to the Open Records inquiries shows that the state is missing and therefore cannot be able to bring the case against the Trump administration.
“How can the state of California say with a straight face that its transgender athletes suffer damage if its own civil rights department ‘does not maintain any data’?” The AFL Vice President Dan Epstein said.
“California’s failure to provide a single reaction to supporting the claims in his lawsuit, raise serious questions about the ability of the state to prove that all Californians have suffered actual damage,” added the Watchdog group in its own explanation.
The news undercuts one of the best-known legal challenges against the Trump government, said the group and added that it continued to make the case that California’s actions are really legal. The strategy, said AFL, is “collapsing under its own lack of evidence”.
In the meantime, later on Thursday, Bonta publicly reacted to a related lawsuit by the Trump government against the permissible policy of California in the direction of Transgender boys in girls sports.
“Due to today’s reporting, we are aware of the Trump government’s lawsuit, which questions the California law,” said Bonta.
“Our office is still obliged to defend and maintain California laws and the rights of all students, including Transgender studentsto be free of discrimination and harassment. “
The administration claimed in a submission to the Federal Supreme Court of Santa Ana that CIF had committed illegal discrimination based on gender by allowed to compete against females that violated the title IX.
“The governor of California has previously admitted that it is ‘deeply unfair’ to force women and girls to compete with men and boys in competitive sports,” General Prosecutor Pam Bondi said in an explanation.
“But it is not only ‘deeply unfair’, it is also illegal according to the federal law. This Ministry of Justice will continue his struggle for the protection of the same opportunities for women and girls in sport.”
In this case, the Feds apply for declaratory compensation, since it also financed the California Ministry of Education in total of $ 44 billion.
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“Title IX was issued over half a century ago In order to protect women and girls from discrimination, ”added the Attorney General Harmonet Dhillon.
The California Ministry of Education replied separately to a FOX News examination in this front and offered “No Comment”, where pending legal disputes were given, citing litigation.
