Reopening of Alcatraz as a Prison for Violent Offenders

US President Donald Trump has ordered the US Bureau of Prisons to reopen and expand Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless and violent offenders as a symbol of law and order.

Reopening of Alcatraz Prison

President Donald Trump announced plans to rebuild and reopen Alcatraz prison to house America's most ruthless offenders.

Reopening of Alcatraz Prison by President Trump

President Trump directed various government agencies to reopen and rebuild Alcatraz prison to house the "most ruthless and violent" criminals, citing a need for more serious law enforcement. This directive is in response to the presence of dangerous criminals in the country.

Bureau of Prisons' Plan to Move Transgender Inmates Based on Sex at Birth

The Bureau of Prisons is planning to move transgender inmates to facilities based on their sex at birth instead of their gender identity, leading to concerns about safety and potential harm. A lawsuit has been filed to block the move, citing fear of assault and lack of individualized assessment. Previous individual assessments were replaced by Trump's executive order recognizing only two sexes. Efforts are being made to address concerns of assault and violence, but the moves are still expected to happen soon.

Maggot-Infested Meals at MDC Brooklyn Federal Jail

Inmates at MDC Brooklyn federal jail were served maggot-infested meals over President's Day weekend, highlighting serious sanitation issues at the facility. Complaints of maggots in food have been ongoing, raising concerns about the health and safety of inmates.

Transgender Rights in Federal Prisons

Transgender women in federal prisons are being told to hand over female-identifying clothing and gender affirming items due to a new Bureau of Prisons policy following an executive order from President Trump. The policy also cancels gender affirming care and programs promoting gender ideology, causing chaos and fear among incarcerated trans individuals.