Trump vows to cut off federal funding to Maine over refusal to comply with 'No Men in Women's Sports' order

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "The staff at the MPA will closely monitor any updates from federal and state authorities regarding the potential impact of the president's executive order on high school sports participation and adjust its policy accordingly.
48% : " The order also instructed strict Title IX enforcement against any educational institutions or athletic associations that do not comply and demands federal assistance be taken away in such cases.
47% : "The executive order and our Maine state Human Rights Act are in conflict, and the Maine Principal's Association (MPA) will continue to follow state law as it pertains to gender identity," Burnham told local news outlet Maine Public following Trump's Feb. 5 executive order.
46% : "I heard men are still playing in Maine," Trump said to a gathering of Republican governors in Washington on Thursday.
35% : " Shortly after the order was signed, multiple states, including Maine, California, Minnesota and others run primarily by Democrats, indicated that they would not comply with Trump.
26% : " Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Education recently launched Title IX investigations into the Minnesota State High School League and the California Interscholastic Federation for refusing to comply with Trump on the issue.

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