A federal judge temporarily blocked the transfer of three incarcerated transgender women to men’s prisons after a Trump executive order.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its anti-trans prison policy against three transgender women currently housed in women’s facilities at federal prisons.

A Reagan-appointed federal judge temporarily stopped the Trump administration from moving three male inmates out of women’s prison facilities on

A U.S. judge on Tuesday blocked President Donald Trump's administration from moving transgender women to men's prisons and ending their gender-affirming care.

A federal judge has ruled in favor of three transgender women who asked not to be transferred to male prisons across the country, saying they will face harm, humiliation and possible sexual assault, which they have suffered in the past.

A judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order mandating that transgender women in federal prison be housed in male facilities and the government stop funding their gender-affirming care.

Trump's transphobic order is now blocked nationwide, thanks to three trans inmates and an LGBTQ+ advocacy org.

Judge blocks Donald Trump executive order to send trans women to men's prison - The trans women had been housed for months or years in women’s prisons until the Trump order

A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its new prison policy that would require transgender inmates to be housed based on their biological sex rather than their gender identity.

The judge, appointed by Ronald Reagan, found that the plaintiffs had “demonstrated that irreparable harm will follow” if their request were to be denied.

A small number of transgender women in women’s facilities cannot be transferred to men’s prisons, the judge ruled.