A transgender prisoner received medical treatments funded by taxpayers, the first lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Federal Prison Office (BOP), which is a challenge. Donald TrumpThe executive thing that puts an end to the treatments of the sexual transgender for federal prisoners.
Trump Executive order, “Defending women from the extremism of ideology between the sexes and the restoration of the biological truth to the federal government,” is that federal funds are spent on any medical procedure, treatment or medicine for the purpose of matching the appearance of the prisoner with the opposite sex. ” .
The prisoner who has not been named, who passes next to “Maria Mo” In court documents It is represented by GLBTQ, defenders, defenders, and the National Center for Lenground Rights and Tornstein Sandler, and was on medical hormones because they were teenagers and had not included a man's facility since their conviction.
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President Donald Trump's executive order puts an end to sexually transformed treatments for federal prisoners. (Getty Images)
Once Trump signed the executive order, MEE was transferred to a men's prison facility, and the BOP Records changed sex from “female” to “male”, says the complaint.
The lawsuit, which Reuters reported for the first time, claims that Trump's executive will lead to sexually transformed women who are “imprisoned in federal prisons” illegally transferred to men's facilities and depriving medical health care. “
“If Maria Mo is transferred to a men's facility, it will not be safe,” The lawsuit, It was submitted to the Massachusetts Province on Sunday. “It will be very risk of harassment, abuse, violence and sexual assault. You may undergo experimental inspections by male reform officers.”
“You may have to shower in full view of imprisoned men. You will be expected to exacerbate the sexual disruption,” the complaint continued.
MEE claims Trump and BOP violates The fifth and eighth amendments He claims to be “at risk and loss of medical care you need to treat gender dysfunction.”
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President -elect Donald Trump arrives before his inauguration in the Capitol in the United States on January 20, 2025 in Washington, DC (Melina Mara – Swimming Play/Gety Pictures)
Before Trump The reflection of the BOP policies between the sexes, BOP began financing transformed surgeries for transgender prisoners in December 2022, with Donna Langan – previously known as Peter Kevin Langan – to become the first federal prisoner to move to taxpayer dollars. In 1997, Langan was convicted of his involvement in a series of robbery of armed banks across the Middle West during the 1990s. Lanjan was the commander of the Aryan Republican Army, a white superior group that carried out this robbery to finance its activities, according to what it said. Court documents.
The gender transition was followed by a year of legal invitation and procedures, including a prominent settlement in 2021, when BOP agreed to provide gender transition surgery Christina Nicole Iglesias, In 1994 he was convicted of threatening to use the weapon of mass destruction against British officials.
A column in the New York Times was distinguished by the views of the gender destroyers and the assertive care providers of sexes who claim that left -wing activists pushing sex changes to children with great strength. (Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images)
Last year, multiple lawsuits were filed due to the rejection of transitional gender treatments for imprisoned individuals. Fall Cordeloon, A sexual transgender woman in Indiana was filed for a sexual transgender in Indiana on charges of killing her 11 -month -old daughter, and she filed a lawsuit against the state for refusing to perform transgender surgery.
In April 2024, the Ministry of Justice in the Biden Administration filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Reform in Utah, calling for it created unnecessary barriers in front of the gender defect treatment of guests.
In September 2024, Reiyn Kehane, a sexual transgender woman in Florida, filed a lawsuit against state corrections management. The alleged officials of Kyuhan violated the eighth amendment to stop hormonal therapy and access female clothes and grooming products, despite the diagnosis and previous treatment of Wahhan Sex dysfunction.
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