President Donald Trump has issued a warning to California and Governor Gavin Newsom over the state’s transgender policies, following a recent issue in high school girls volleyball. Transgender athlete AB Hernandez sparked controversy by competing in girls’ volleyball after previously creating a stir in track and field, prompting a forfeit from another school. The California Interscholastic Federation’s policies remain contentious, with legal challenges and Trump’s executive order adding to the debate. The controversy has highlighted the ongoing debate over transgender participation in women’s sports, with Trump’s executive order aiming to prevent biological males from competing in female sports. Despite the president’s directive, the situation in California remains complex as the state’s policies have not yet changed, with some local districts opting to defy state guidelines. Newsom’s office has emphasized the need for balanced policies that respect both fairness and the rights of transgender individuals, but the issue continues to spark significant public and political debate.