Supreme Court strikes down Biden-Harris Title IX change that some argued would allow men in women's sports
FOX NewsAUG 20 2024
The US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) on Friday issued an emergency order upholding rulings by lower courts in Louisiana and Kentucky permitting 26 states to temporarily pause enforcement of new Title IX rules related to transgender students implemented by the Biden administration.
The rules, which were finalized by the Department of Education in April, recognize the protection of transgender students from discrimination, in addition to other provisions — which were not challenged by the states — related to pregnant and postpartum students and employees.
SCOTUS voted 5-4, with conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch joining the liberal justices in dissent. In her dissent, liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote, "provisions that bear no apparent to respondents' alleged injuries" should be allowed to take effect while litigation over the rules continues.
SCOTUS' tilt to the right continues with this decision upholding an overbroad injunction on a rule that is hurting many people from different walks of life aside from the obvious harm it's causing LGBTQ+ people. Steps must be taken to fill the federal bench with fair-minded justices that aren't as ideologically driven as those currently leading the SCOTUS majority.
SCOTUS had to make this decision in order to block the idiocy of the Biden administration and its allies on the left. By maintaining the injunction, SCOTUS is saving women's sports from the infiltration of men who present both a physical danger to female athletes and hold an unfair advantage in competition. Hopefully this injunction will become permanent.