Two trans inmates ordered back to women’s prisons amid Reagan-appointed judge’s injunction

The transgender prisoners who were transferred from a women’s prison are now being sent to a male facility, after the CEO of President Donald Trump has been sent in an interview with their biological gender, to a woman’s prison after a judge issued an initial judicial order.

“This is the latest example of an active judge trying to seize power at the expense of the American people who voted with an overwhelming majority to elect President Trump,” a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice told Fox News Digital in a statement on Friday. “The Ministry of Justice has strongly defended President Trump’s executive measures, including the executive order for defending women, and will continue to do so.”

The American boycott judge, Royce Lambres, in Washington, issued the Zarri matter last week after the two prisoners, who were identified in the court documents in the name of Rachel and Eileen Du, were added to a lawsuit against Trump’s executive order with nearly ten other prisoners.

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“The fact that they have already been transferred, and claimed that they were offended in their new facilities, they can only enhance their allegations of irreparable damage,” wrote Lambres, the American provincial court judge by Reagan.

The court’s documents also claim that since he was transferred to a male prison, “they have not been able to reach a chest and underwear for women” while they were exposed to “sexual harassment” in new facilities.

The prison office did not respond when it was reached to comment on Friday.

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President Donald Trump’s move to put federal prisoners in prisons opposing their biological gender has faced challenges in court. (Getty Images)

The original lawsuit that was added to the new prisoners has been added to the fact that “prisoners, all of whom are transgender women”, will not be safe “if they are transferred to men’s facilities, the propaganda states, and the prisoners will be” at the risk of sexual harassment, assault and rape. “

This is a long list of legal battles facing Trump, the Ministry of Justice regarding the president’s executive orders. The first lawsuit against Trump’s executive order “two” sexes from a transgender prisoner receiving medical treatments funded by taxpayers a few days after Trump signed the matter in January.

This inmate,, Which were identified by anonymous as Maria Mo, represented by the GLBTQ invitation groups, defenders, national center for lesbian rights and Lowenstein Sandler LLP. 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.

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Issues related to the palace of transgender minors and transgender athletes in girls and women’s sports are other areas of disagreement in courts and government Capitols. (Rick Pomer)

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The Associated Press reported that at least 15 prisoners are not protected by orders with veil or reflect transportation.

Lambres has not yet been sentenced to a lawsuit filed by three other prisoners – a sexual transgender woman in the prison of men and two transgender men in women’s prisons – who unite the executive ban on sexually transformed medical treatments in prisons.