US EditionTrump Bars Transgender Women From U.S. Prisons for Female Inmates
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring transgender women from being housed in women's prisons, requiring that males are not detained in those facilities.
- The order also prohibits federal funds from being used for medical procedures that would alter an inmate's appearance to that of the opposite sex.
- Approximately 1% of federal prison inmates identify as transgender, with only 10 out of 1,300 trans women housed in female prisons in 2023.
- The American Civil Liberties Union criticized the order as discriminatory, arguing it threatens the safety and rights of transgender individuals.
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Transgenders in Federal Prison: 15.3% of Prisoners in Women’s Prison are Men, 0.5% of Prisoners in Men’s Prison are Women
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has numbers on the sex of inmates. Of the 10,025 people in federal women’s prisons, 1,529 are men or 15.3%. Of the 143,714 people in federal men’s prisons, 744 are women or 0.5%. So-called transgender females are thus greater over represented in federal prisons relative to their share of women.
15% of ‘Women’ in Federal Prisons Are Transgender Men.
President Donald J. Trump’s executive order reversing Democrat regulations allowing transgender prisoners to be housed according to their gender identity will impact around 1,500 federal inmates who are male but identify as women. These male transgenders constitute a significant segment of the population of women’s prisons, with approximately 15 percent of “women” in federal prisons being biological men.President Trump’s policy shift also halts …
Trump to Crack Down on Transgender Inmates as New Prisons Chief Named
President Donald Trump is poised to enforce a crackdown on transgender inmates to ensure that men are not placed in female-only facilities. The post Trump to Crack Down on Transgender Inmates as New Prisons Chief Named appeared first on Slay News.
Trump sends transgender inmates back to men’s prisons
by WorldTribune Staff, January 27, 2025 Real World News Male inmates in federal prisons who identify as women have been sent back to men’s facilities under an executive order signed by President Donald Trump. Approximately 1,500 male federal prisoners who identify as women are going back to serve their time in the men’s lockup, The […]
Trump’s crackdown on trans troops: New order nixes preferred pronouns and restricts facility use
President Donald Trump is expected to sign a new executive order restricting transgender troops from serving in the military on Monday. The new order requires Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to update medical standards to ensure they “prioritize readiness and lethality” and take action to “end the use of invented and identification-based pronouns” within DOD, per a White House document reviewed by Fox News Digital. The order also restricts slee…
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