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Nonsense.
They can write a new law. Or they can ammend the constitution, but they cannot change or disobey the judicial decision about the specific law that was ruled on.
On top of your poor spelling, you've shown poor reasoning.
Some courts have ruled that trans women are under Title IX. Some have ruled they aren't under it. The Supreme Court can rule tomorrow that Title IX means women and that means trans women. The Congress can simple IGNORE their bad ruling by passing clarifying legislation that IX only applies to biological women.
The ruling is a decision based on what is presented before the courts. You change the baselines, you change the decisions.
Dred Scott v. Sandford - Wikipedia
Explain how that decision could not be changed and had to be obeyed. The judicial activism there basically led to Civil War.