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“Even if the State of Maine were in violation of Title IX (and, to be clear, it is not), there are statutory and regulatory requirements that the federal government must comply with before it may freeze federal funds owed to a state,” the lawsuit says. “The Secretary followed none of those procedures here. Her action is arbitrary, capricious, not in accordance with law, and did not observe procedures required by law.”

Earlier this month, Rollins sent a letter to Maine Governor Janet Mills, which was obtained by Reuters. "I am freezing Maine's federal funds for certain administrative and technical functions in schools,” Rollins’ letter says. “This is only the beginning, though you are free to end it at any time by protecting women and girls in compliance with federal law.”

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