Biological men are transferring into female prisons across America by claiming themselves to be women—a situation arising as a result of the Biden administration trying to “change the definition of woman,” according to Libby Emmons, editor-in-chief of The Post Millennial.
There are multiple benefits for men wanting to enter women’s prisons. “They find themselves then surrounded by women in prisons that are remarkably less secure and locked down than the male prisons are.”
Even though women’s prison might technically be “maximum security,” it differs massively from men’s, Emmons pointed out. “A women’s maximum security prison is more like a man’s medium security prison. You get a lot more benefits and freedoms, such as they are, than you would in a male prison.”
Emmons blamed the Biden administration and “changes in law and in the definition of words” for the situation. “President Biden has been working really hard with his team to change the definition of woman to be anyone who identifies as a woman,” she said.
“Then, he is using this definition and tasking every single federal agency to use this new definition of women as they introduce and implement their policies.”
“[Biden] put out a couple of executive orders about this, saying, ‘Department of Agriculture, Department of Education, Department of Health and Human Services, I need you to use this new definition of woman. Reassess all of your policies and programs, and make sure that you’re not being biased against men who say that they’re women. Use this new definition.’”
Emmons warned that by conflating biological sex and gender identity and changing the definitions, all laws that exist to protect women are being rewritten, and the structure of society itself is being changed.
New Jersey and California
In New Jersey prisons, men are given access to women’s prisons “simply by saying that they are female,” she said. A man, whose trans name was Demi Minor, impregnated two women while in a female prison, was removed, and is trying to get his way back in, Emmons said.The dynamic in women’s prisons changes when a man is introduced, she stated. In the Central California Women’s Correctional Facility, “an eight-woman prison cell will be cleared” so that a man can be housed there, Emmons said while citing a prison inmate.
“And the trans men’s petitions to be moved into the male prisons were denied, clearly for their own safety. Yet, no one had any concern about the women who were going to be impacted by the men transferring in.”
California Prison Situation
In a January interview with EpochTV’s California Insider, Amie Ichikawa, who runs a nonprofit for incarcerated women, said that California’s law allowing men identifying as women to be housed at female prisons is creating an environment of “total chaos emotionally” within the women’s prison system.“It’s the worst human science project I’ve ever seen,” she said. “This is very callous and brazen psychological warfare that is occurring right in our own state, being fully funded by taxpayers’ dollars.”
Since Newsom signed the bill in 2020, Ichikawa claims to have received more phone calls, letters, and emails from incarcerated women who express fear about their safety, STDs, and pregnancy.
Women’s cells in California house eight inmates. This has led to concerns among some female prisoners that they might end up getting housed with a man who identifies as a female and has a history of rape.
“The requests of these men could not be denied based on physical anatomy—such as intact genitalia or crimes committed by these men—as long as at least one woman at the facility had also committed a similar crime. (For example: if a woman who had killed her abusive husband was housed at a facility, then a male mass murderer of women could not be denied on the basis of his crime.)”
