Former star gymnast reacts to Team USA following Trump's executive order to protect women's sports

Former American star gymnast Dee Worley tells Fox News Digital her feelings on the recent change by the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee to follow Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order.

Former American women's gymnast Dee Worley broke her silence on the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) updating its policies to suggest it will comply with President Donald Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order. 

Worley told Fox News Digital that she is concerned about the "vague" nature of the new policy and that the USOPC has not laid out any clear guidelines regarding trans inclusion in women's sports, but it has simply included one paragraph in its athlete safety policy that directly cites Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order.

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"I think they're intentionally leaving it vague to leave room for flips and to leave room for the athletes to sort of lose autonomy over whether the competition is fair," Worley said. "They're leaving just that little bit of wiggle room to accommodate the woke mob."

The former gymnast, who competed for the U.S. national team as early as her high school years in the late 1980s, has joined other female athletes and activists, including women's fencer Stephanie Turner, in calling for the USOPC to now implement mandatory sex screening for women's competitions. 

Worley said that she doesn't believe any momentum on the issue will be achieved until mandatory sex screenings are implemented. 

Similar calls befell the NCAA after it updated its gender eligibility policy to comply with Trump in February. Worley made history at the University of Alabama as a 17-time All-American, a four-time