A trans swimmer won five women’s races in the Masters Swimming Spring National Championship last weekend.

The 47-year-old swimmer Ana Caldas dominated all five games the athletes competed, winning gold medals in five games with a 45-49-year-old woman, including 50-yard and 100-yard breaststroke, freestyle and 100-yard individual medley.

The controversy has sparked opposition from social media.

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Masters Swimming provides a statement to resolve disputes to Fox News digitalization.

"USMS is aware of the allegations of eligibility for swimmers participating in our Spring National Championships. We have received a request for qualification review and will follow our formal procedures to make our determination."

“The existence of USM is to enable adults to improve their lives through swimming. The health and fitness benefits of swimming are the main focus of this task, but we also strive to create a community that values ​​equity, competition and inclusion. In this spirit, USMS has long-term policies on the long-term policies of trans swimmers that are related to thematic committees and are regularly reviewed and updated with questions related to the committee, including questions about the committees.

The gender eligibility policy of Masters Swimming in the U.S. allows trans swimmers to participate in the gender competition category they identify, and they may also be recognized for their achievements and meet certain conditions.

One of these diseases requires that "hormonal treatments suitable for women's gender have been conducted continuously and uninterrupted for a long enough period (not less than a year) to minimize gender-related advantages in sports competitions" and subsequently demonstrated sufficiently low testosterone levels.

In June 2023, Texas passed the Save Women’s Sports Act, which prohibits transgender athletes from participating in women’s and women’s sports competitions and allows students to participate in the gender categories listed in their birth certificates. This law only allows schools to recognize changes made to correct documentary errors.

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Just last week, the Texas Senate voted 20-11 to pass the Texas Women's Privacy Act. The bill ensures that women are safe in bathrooms, locker rooms, showers and domestic abuse shelters.

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Since February 5, President Donald Trump has reached an executive order requiring publicly funded agencies to ban trans athletes from participating in women’s and women’s sports.

The topic of trans competitors in the cross-women’s swimming competition became nationally controversial in 2022, when former Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas, who had previously competed for the school’s men’s swimming team, represented the school in the NCAA Championship after transitioning to the women’s category.

Upenn and the NCAA face lawsuits over Thomas' participation in women's swimming, and the Trump administration has frozen funds to Upenn and declared it violated Chapter IX.

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