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EXCLUSIVE: The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) and Attorney General PAM Bondi have presented in support of the state representative of Maine Laurel Libby while seeking that his censorship in the state legislature becomes annulled.
Libby has been censored since February after the State Democratic majority voted to remove their voting and speech rights for a social media post that identified a transgender high school athlete who won a girl pole jump competition at girls earlier in early that month.
Libby filed a lawsuit in response and is now looking for an intervention by the United States Supreme Court after a district judge and the Court of Appeals face it.
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The Department of Justice has now presented a brief that supports Libby in its demand, and Bondi has spoken personally in support of the Republican state representative in conflict.
“The Department of Justice is proud to fight for girls in Maine and be next to the Libby representative, who is being attacked simply for defending girls in their native state. As illustrates our demand against the state of Maine, we will always protect the sports and girls of the girls from the radical gender ideology,” Bondi told Pak Gazette Digital.
Amicus’s report argues that Libby censorship violates the guarantee of “a person and a vote” of the equal protection clause, since the state legislature withdrew their voting rights and speaks for a private act and offered to eliminate censorship if Libby apologizes.
“Withdrawing voters from district 90 of their representation and vote of the Chamber because its chosen representative will not apologize for complying with this obligation is far beyond the limits of an appropriate sanction,” reads the document.
Attorney General of the Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon also spoke in support of Libby.
“Maine House president silenced the representative Laurel Libby for refusing to apologize for his position against male athletes in girls’ sports. This is not leadership, it is unconstitutional. The civil rights division is ready to defend the rule of law,” Dhillon told Pak Gazette Digital.
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Libby herself has insisted that she will not apologize for the publication of social networks and previously told Pak Gazette Digital that no one from the family or the high school of the Trans athlete approached her over the position. He has also argued that the athlete was already publicized in other media. Portland Press Herald published a summary of the event, mentioning the athlete, before Libby did his post.
Libby’s Demanduit names Maine House’s speaker Ryan FECteau and the secretary of the representatives Robert Hunt as the defendants, and are represented by Maine Aaron Frey attorney.
Fecteau, Hunt and Frey defended the decision to censor Libby for the February position in their response last week.
“Like other censorships of the members of Maine’s house, the resolution of censorship required that the Libby representative apologize for their behavior, not retract from their views. The Libby representative has firmly refused to fulfill this modest punishment, which is designed to restore the integrity and reputation of the body,” the answer said.
“Its refusal places it in breach of a centenary rule of the house of Maine, rule 401 (11), that the Libby representative previously agreed, together with all his colleagues in the Chamber, would govern the procedures of the Chamber. Rule 401 (11) establishes that a member found by the body to be in breach of his rules cannot participate in the debates or vote in things before the chamber of representatives before the chamber of representatives before the chamber They have been satisfied with the satisfaction of the body, which take over their rules, cannot participate in the debates or votes in things before the House of Representatives until satisfaction has been made by the body, which cannot participate in its plant.
Maine’s Democrats, led by Governor Janet Mills, have disturbedly fought to prevent President Donald Trump from enforcing their “keeping men out of women’s sports” in the state.
Bondi and the Department of Justice are currently involved in a lawsuit against the State directly on the issue, and Libby was present at the press conference where the demand was announced in April.
TO survey The coalition of American parents discovered that about 600 registered voters of Maine, 63% said that school sports participation should be based on biological sex, and 66% agreed that it is “just restricting women’s sports to biological women.”
The survey also found that 60% of residents would admit a voting measure that limits participation in Women and girls sports for biological females. This included 64% of independents and 66% of parents with children under 18.
