President Donald Trump has convened Donald Trump’s newly formed Title IX investigation team in Washington state.

Department of Education (DOE) Secretary Linda McMahon announced Wednesday that the group will investigate the office of Chris Reykdal, Washington's president of Public Education.

The team is a joint initiative of the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), and he is taking action in response to Rekdal's request that the school allow male trans athletes in the women's sports team.

"Multiple Washington State School Districts reported that OSPI required school boards to adopt policies that enable men to participate in women's sports and occupy women's intimacy facilities, thus proposing a large number of titles for IX," the announcement said.

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McMahon warned Rekdal and Democrat-controlled countries.

"Washington State appears to use its position of power to coerce its district to hide 'gender identity' information from student parents and adopt policies to secretly smuggle gender ideologies, confuse students and get boys into girls' sports, bathrooms and locker rooms," McMahon said.

“If it is true, these clearly violate parental rights and female equality in track and field, which are protected by federal laws that the Trump administration will enforce.”

Reykdal provided a statement to Fox News Digital without suggesting his office will work with the federal investigation.

“My job as the leader of this Constitutional Office is to communicate, maintain and enforce the law,” Rekdal said. “My office will enforce our current law until Congress changes laws and/or federal courts invalidate Washington State laws. Unless, unless, we will comply with Washington State laws, rather than the president’s political inclination expressed through illegal orders.”

Reykdal defense Transgender athlete In the February 20 address, in the women's movement, it is claimed that only two genders are "inaccurate".

"Biologically speaking, there are only boys, only girls, and that's inaccurate," Rekdal said on the camera. "There is a continuous one. There's science. There's some kids," he said. Bisexual born. Some children have hormones and chromosomes that are not consistent with their gender at birth. ”

State education chief says only two genders are "inaccurate" to defend trans athletes

High school athletes in Washington are allowed to compete based on their gender identity rather than biology. The Washington Interschool Activities Association (WIAA) policy states that each athlete will participate in a program “compliant with their gender identity or the most consistently expressed gender” and there are no medical or legal requirements.

Bills that have been introduced but not passed are prohibited from participating in girls and women's sports.

The Kennewick School Board filed a Chapter IX complaint against the Office of Civil Rights at the Office of Rekdal on the issue in late March.

Kennewick School Board Chairman Gabe Galbraith had previously told Fox News that the region was seeking federal intervention to ensure the order was finally fulfilled.

School board begged Trump administrators to force the state to ban transgender people in women's movement as Democrats refuse

"There are boys participating in girls' sports. There are boys in girls' locker room. It's unfair. It's unsafe and we ask the federal government to step in and end the issue and make sure the state follows President Trump's remarks."

Other school districts have taken a stance against Rekdal since President Trump signed the order to “remove men from women’s sports” on February 5.

this Tumwater School District The board voted later that month to ban trans girls from playing for women's sports teams. Resolution passed by 3-1 after civil rights Complaint has been filed Fighting the area in an incident involving inter-athletes in women's basketball games.

Complaint says Tumwater School District In Washington Frances Staudt, 15, is under investigation for "misunderstanding" his opponent and violating February 7 policy on bullying and harassment.

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According to the document, Staudt asked the school’s main and athletic director before the game whether the player was a biological male. The administrator then allegedly confirmed that they had notified them of being trans, but denied her plea to remove the player.

However, DOE OCR announced a survey of the Tumwater school district a few days later.

Now, the Trump administration will further move into the state’s chain of command and target the state.

In addition to reports that Washington schools allow trans athletes in women's sports, the DOE announced Wednesday that the Los Angeles Central School District in Los Angeles Center, Washington accepted Discovery letter Indicates that Rekdal requires the district to develop policies, such as requiring the district not to inform parents of their children of “gender identity”,

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