There are female athletes like Payton McNabb who have been forced into early retirement because of injuries received from biological men playing on the opposing team. There have been stories of young girls being assaulted in public high schools, such as what happened in Loudoun County, Virginia. Women are disproportionately harmed when biological reality is ignored.

Despite this, and the fact that over half of the states have filed lawsuits to block the new rule, the Administration has continued to move forward with their agenda. Thankfully, Congress is trying to step in. The rule does not go into effect until August 1, and Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Mississippi) and Rep. Mary Miller (R-Illinois 15th) have introduced bills that would ensure it never does. Both bills are Congressional Review Acts, a type of legislation that Congress can use to block an executive branch action with which it disagrees.

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