Two transgender girls who attend high school in New Hampshire challenged the Trump administration’s recent executive order banning transgender girls and women from participating in girls’ sports, according to a court filing.

Transgender teenagers are using the New Hampshire courts to target President Donald Trump’s executive order prohibiting biological males from participating in female sports. Last year, transgender students Parker Tirrell and Iris Turmelle filed a lawsuit against the state over a New Hampshire law that “requires schools to designate athletics by sex and prohibits biological males

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order designed to prevent transgender athletes from participating in girls' or women’s sports.

Legal expert breaks down Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" EO amid ongoing litigation, conflicting state laws and changing organizational guidelines.

Attorneys for two transgender student-athletes in New Hampshire are working to expand their lawsuit against the state to include a recent order signed by President Donald Trump.

Their litigation appears to be the first direct challenge to an order that threatens to ‘rescind all funds’ from programs that fail to enforce sex-based separation.

Two students challenging New Hampshire’s ban on transgender athletes on girls sports teams will also fight Trump's executive order.

A 15-year-old soccer player and 14-year-old tennis player who are challenging New Hampshire's ban on transgender athletes on girls' sports teams will now fight President Trump's executive order "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports.

A federal judge on Wednesday granted a request from two transgender high school athletes in New Hampshire to add the Trump administration to a lawsuit challenging a state law barring trans athletes from girls’ and women’s sports after President Trump’s issued an executive order doing the same earlier this month.