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Last Thursday, the Trump administration released its new policy outlining how it will treat transgender people in Bureau of Prisons (BOP) custody. Under it, the approximately 2,200 trans people held in federal prisons will be denied access to medically necessary healthcare, subjected to constant misgendering by staff, and have all of their gender-affirming items"including binders, bras, and makeup"confiscated.

Instead, the policy will impose a treatment that targets "psychological distress/dysphoria" through "psychotherapy" (talk therapy) and "psychotropic medication" (like antidepressants) until the gender dysphoria diagnosis can be marked as "resolved." Additionally, the new policy designates gender dysphoria as a "mental illness" that requires "routine mental health care."