Transvinnan “Maria Moe” stops Trump’s “Trans move”

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Transvinnan Maria Moe stops Trumps Trans move
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  • An executive order from Donald Trump for the promotion of trans -female prisoners to male prison was stopped by a federal judge after a mood from a trans prisoner.
  • The decision to block the order provides temporary relief for trans woman Maria Moe, who risked being subjected to violence and abuse when moving to a man’s prison.
  • Several similar moods from other transgender people in prison have been submitted, which may lead to the stop of the order being further extended.

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    All trans women who are in prison in the United States should be moved to men’s institutions, and no money should go to gender -affirming care for inmates – according to an executive order issued by Donald Trump.

    The order has caused concern that transferred transcakes will be subjected to sexual abuse and violence.

    Now the order is stopped by a federal judge, after a transfatte sued Trump.

    The trans woman, known under the pseudonym Maria Moe, was worried that she would be exposed to great risks if she was moved to a man’s prison, reports Reuters.

    According to her lawyers, she would be exposed to “extremely high risk of harassment, abuse, violence and sexual abuse”.

    Her case was therefore taken to the Federal Court, via a lawsuit against Donald Trump. Now a judge has raised the case and decided to block the order.

    Maria Moe’s lawyer Jennifer Levi calls the decision a relief, and notes that her client is now “remaining until further notice”.

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    Full -screen genre of person with a transfag. The people in the picture have nothing to do with the article. Photo: Eduardo Verdugo / AP

    Offensive against “gender ideology” and diversity

    As a newly elected president, Donald Trump has chosen to fight what he calls “gender ideology” in US authorities. Some of his first measures were to abolish all federal diversity programs and opportunities to change legal gender.

    When Trump issued his order to forced transfers in US prisons, the US Prison Service acted quickly.

    They changed Maria Moes registered gender from “woman” to man “, and were about to turn off access to the gender hormones she took since she was a teenager to treat gender dysforin, her lawyers say.

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    Full screen demonstration for trans people’s rights outside the Supreme Court of Washington in December. Photo: Jacquelyn Martin/AP

    The stop can be extended

    The order is alleged by the lawyers to be discriminatory according to the US Constitution, claiming that it also violates a ban on cruel and unusual punishment.

    Several other transgender people in prison have submitted similar moods, which may be further extended.

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