Rep. Mary Miller, R-Bill., He has asked President Donald Trump to “withdraw all federal funds” from a district in the state after a mother claimed that her daughter and other students were forced to change in front of a transgender student in the girls’ locker room.
Miller published a message on social networks on Tuesday, calling the accusation an “atrocious violation” of the privacy of girls and Trump’s “Keep men out of female sports” Executive order, which effectively prohibited trans participation in sports of women and girls.
The representative Mary Miller comments after receiving a support during a demonstration of Save America with the then president of Formators Donald Trump at the Adams County Fairgrounds on June 25, 2022 in Mendon, Illinois. (Michael B. Thomas/Getty Images)
“Forcing girls to undress in front of a biological man is not just perverted, it is an atrocious violation of his privacy and the executive order of President Trump to protect girls in spaces only for women,” he reads in Miller.
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“I urge President Trump to immediately extract all the federal funds of the Deerfield School District! I am firmly with Nicole Georgas, a bold and brave mother of Illinois, by defending the rights of our daughters.”
Miller’s Post arrived almost a week after Georgas spoke during a meeting of the Education Board for Deerfield Public School District 109. During his speech, he accused his daughter’s school administrators of trying to force his 13 -year -old daughter and others to change in front of a transgender student in a girl’s locker room after girls had previously protested to change their uniforms for a physical education class.
“The girls want their changing rooms and baths to want to return their privacy. That is why I am here tonight. The well -being, mental health and privacy of my 13 -year -old daughter are at stake,” Georgas said.
Nicole Georgas said he filed a civil rights complaint before the Department of Justice last month. (Deerfield Public School District 109/ YouTube)
Georgas explained that his daughter complained for the first time in early February that she was using the girl’s bath when a trans student was also using the installation. She later said that the administration explained that “a student can wear the bathroom and a female costume because they now identify as women.”
The problem intensified days later when Georgas’s daughter refused to change in front of a trans student in the girls’ locker room. Other students followed their protest, but that was when Georgas said that school administrators intervened.
Illinois’s mother presents a civil rights complaint, says the almost forced daughter to change in front of the trans student
“That day, [Assistant Superintendent for Student Services] Joanna Ford, [Assistant Principal] Cathy Van Tresese, and several teachers entered the girls’ locker room, making them become uniforms. This continued all week, “he said, adding that his daughter still” refused to participate. ”
Georgas said he filed a civil rights complaint before the Department of Justice last month.
However, in a statement to Pak Gazette Digital, District 109 of Deerfield’s public schools said that no student is required or required to change others in the costumes, and added that school policies are aligned with state law.
“District 109 undertakes to provide a learning environment in which all students and staff are respected and supported. Our policies and procedures, including the use of student locker room, aligned with state laws, Illinois School Code and the Guide of the Illinois State Education Board.
President Donald Trump, together with women athletes, signs the executive order of “No Men in Women’s Sports” in the East Room of the White House on February 5, 2025 in Washington, DC (Andrew Harnik/Getty images)
“The student is not required to change to a gym uniform for physical education class against others in changing rooms. All students in intermediate schools have multiple options to change in a private location if you wish.”
The Trump administration has reviewed several states accused of violating the executive order. In particular, Trump and the governor of Maine Janet Mills faced themselves publicly about federal funds.
Last week, the United States Department of Agriculture paused financing To the University of Maine’s system, a network of eight public universities in the state, but days later, American senator Susan Collins‘Office said the freezing of funds had been reversed.
