U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump's policy restricting gender-affirming care for transgender prison inmates
The US Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from enforcing new restrictions on medical care for transgender inmates in federal prisons. A lower court had already ordered hormone therapy to continue for transgender inmates. The Bureau of Prisons has provided such care since 1992, serving about 600 inmates in 2025.
- The US Supreme Court refused to allow the Trump administration to immediately enforce restrictions on medical care for transgender inmates.
- The Bureau of Prisons has provided hormone therapy to inmates since 1992.
- Trump signed a decree on his first day of government recognizing only two sexes.
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