261 Transgender Prisoners Transfer Requests Under New California Law – Including 255 to Women’s Prison

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261 California inmates have requested transfers to prisons aligning with their claimed gender identity since Gov. Gavin Newsom signed S.B. 132 into law in September allowing prisoners to choose their gender for prison placement.

S.B. 132 requires California correctional facilities to house prisoners in a “correctional facility designated for men or women based on the individual’s preference.”

255 of the 261 inmates requested to transfer from a male to a female correctional facility. Some officials and women’s rights groups are concerned that such transfers are being made “under false pretenses,” according to a report in the Los Angeles Times.

261 Transgender Prisoners Request Transfer Under California Law; 255 to Women’s Prison https://t.co/COfRO7pdWK via @BreitbartNews

— Chris 🇺🇸 (@Chris_1791) April 6, 2021

And,

261 California prison inmates have requested “gender based housing” transfers since January. 255 of these requests are from biological males/trans women + “non-binary incarcerated people” requesting to be housed in female institutions.https://t.co/UVVGI2SZuf

— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) April 6, 2021

And,

But really, how many trans athletes are “stealing” spots from girls? How many males are asking us to “give up our sports?” How prevalent is this perceived problem?

It honestly feels like a lot of fear mongering and hysteria at this point.

— Erin Doane (@Erin_Doane) February 9, 2021

And,

Madeline Riversong’s speech at Grand Valley Institution For Women today was a barn burner!#KeepPrisonsSingleSex pic.twitter.com/0YxlcVPLdz

— We The Females (@wethefemalescan) March 20, 2021

261 Transgender Prisoners Transfer Requests Under New California Law – Including 255 to Women’s Prison

Law Enforcement Today

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