Donald Trump urges Senate to pass Protect College Sports Act before recess
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 9:43 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
As the U.S. Senate approaches recess, President Donald Trump is advocating for the swift passage of the Protect College Sports Act. He called on Senators to remain in session during a social media post on August 7, emphasizing the bill's protection for women's sports and backing from 28 collegiate conferences. Several Senators contributed amendments to the bill during floor debate, while the Congressional Black Caucus expressed opposition. Co-sponsor Sen. Ted Cruz highlighted the urgency of advancing the legislation with the new school year approaching.
- •Trump posted on social media urging Senate action on the bill.
- •The bill aims to protect women's sports and ban men from competing.
- •Senators are debating amendments as the recess approaches.
- •The Congressional Black Caucus opposes the legislation.
- •The bill has support from 28 collegiate conferences.
- 9:43 PMYahoo Sports — Present Donald Trump presses Senate to delay recess, pass Protect College Sports Act
"With Congressional recess looming, President Donald Trump is pressuring the U.S. Senate to remain in session and pass the Protect College Sports Act.
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