Federal Prisons to Transfer Trans Inmates Based on Birth Sex

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Bureau of Prisons to relocate trans inmates based on birth sex, not gender identity
Legal challenges arise as lawsuits attempt to prevent transfers citing safety risks
Concerns raised over potential assault, harm, and lack of individualized assessments
Efforts made to address safety concerns by preparing specialized housing units
Transgender inmates fear losing hormone treatments and mental anguish from transfers

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