Two New Hampshire teenagers have filed suit against President Donald Trump in the first legal challenge to his executive order dictating a national ban on transgender student-athletes in sports. The complaint by the two student-athletes —Parker Tirrell,

Two students challenging New Hampshire’s ban on transgender athletes on girls sports teams will also fight President Donald Trump’s executive order, “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports.”

"With this executive order, the war on women's sports is over," Trump said from the East Room of the White House.

President Donald Trump’s administration has launched an investigation of the organization that oversees high school sports in California over its policies in support of transgender student athletes.

President Donald Trump 's recent executive order prohibiting transgender athletes from competing on women's sports teams consistent with their gender identity raises complex questions about enforcement mechanisms and consequences for schools that do not comply.

Iris Turmelle, one of the plaintiffs now in high school, told Them in a statement last August that her goal is simply to compete alongside her peers.

Two transgender teenage girls from New Hampshire are legally challenging President Donald Trump’s executive orders that attempt to prohibit the eligibility of transgender athletes. Parker Tirrell, 16,