Judge blocks Trump’s order forcing incarcerated transgender women to live in male facilities
- A U.S. Judge blocked President Donald Trump's order requiring transgender women to be housed in men's federal prisons, as reported by U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth.
- The ruling grants a temporary restraining order for three transgender inmates housed in women's federal prisons, preventing their transfer to men's facilities.
- The inmates argued the policy violates constitutional protections and subjects them to increased risk of violence, which Lamberth acknowledged in his ruling.
- The executive order signed by Donald Trump mandates that transgender inmates be housed according to their biological sex.
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