White House won't say if Lia Thomas' dominance changes Biden's position on trans athletes in girls' sports

Alliance for Defending Freedom Spokesperson Christiana Holcomb and Track and Field competitor Chelsea Mitchell on the NCAA reviewing the Lia Thomas’ eligibility for the upcoming championship.

The White House won't say whether Lia Thomas' dominance in NCAA women's swimming changes President Biden's position on transgender athletes competing in female sports. 

Thomas, who previously competed on the University of Pennsylvania's men's swim team, has shattered multiple records since undergoing a gender transition and switching to the women's team. 

In the past week, Thomas won Ivy League championships in three different events, breaking multiple records in the process.

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Penn's Lia Thomas waits to swim in a qualifying heat of the 200 yard freestyle at the Ivy League Women's Swimming and Diving Championships at Harvard University, Friday, Feb. 18, 2022, in Cambridge, Mass. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm)

Other UPenn swimmers and women's sports advocates have pointed to Thomas' dominance in calling to tighten NCAA rules on transgender athletes competing in female sports.

The White House didn't return Fox News Digital's request for comment on whether the controversy swirling around Thomas has impacted Biden's position on transgender athletes competing in female sports. 

During Biden's 13 months in the White House, his administration has aggressively sought to ensure that biologically male athletes who identify as transgender girls are allowed to compete in female athletics. 

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