Female inmates say they fear transgender cellmates and urge Donald Trump to overturn 'unconstitutional policy'

Female national prisoners are pinning their hopes connected Donald Trump to get them distant from 'sex pests' who place arsenic women to get into their cellblocks and battle them.

This is contempt 1 inmate who attempted to get the instrumentality changed, losing a landmark lawsuit this week erstwhile a justice ruled that it's good to lock radical up according to their gender identity.

Rhonda Fleming, 58, who is simply a small much than halfway done a 27-year condemnation for Medicare fraud, argues that she and different biologic women unrecorded in changeless fearfulness of attack and accent implicit having to interact with and undress successful beforehand of inmates with antheral genitalia.

Fleming's civilian suit stated women shouldn't beryllium forced to stock intimate spaces specified arsenic bathrooms, showers and dorms with trans women.

But the justice connected the lawsuit didn't agree, ruling against her ailment connected Wednesday. 

Fleming was outraged erstwhile she spoke to DailyMail.com and said: 'What the justice did Wednesday was a farce, it was a mockery of justice. He ne'er intended for america to person a just trial. 

'It's similar he's attacking the victim, telling the unfortunate you're successful the wrong, not the victimizer.'

The inmate is hoping that Trump volition alteration the Bureau of Prisons argumentation aft helium moves into the White House connected Monday - and perchance entreaty her case. 

'Trump tried to assistance successful 2018 by changing the argumentation erstwhile I initially filed connected this, but arsenic soon arsenic helium was retired of office, Biden overturned everything helium did and brought adjacent much men into the prison,' she said.  

Her lawyer Jeff Bristol told DailyMail.com: 'The champion is to person our sentiment rendered moot with the Trump medication repealing the argumentation and making a caller 1 that protects the rights of women inmates.'

The incoming medication has already signaled that it is unfastened to fixing the occupation - calling erstwhile captive and argumentation alteration advocator Jeanette Driever for a meeting.

'They're going to bring consciousness to what's happening successful women's prisons and hopefully alteration immoderate laws,' Driever, 47, who besides served clip with Fleming, told DailyMail.com.

'Someone from the Trump squad emailed maine backmost saying they volition beryllium calling me.' 

Fleming is presently serving clip astatine Carswell Federal Medical Center successful Fort Worth, Texas. She has been pursuing akin litigation against the Bureau of Prisons since 2016.

But her latest case, heard successful Tallahassee, Florida, was the archetypal clip she has made it to trial.

On Tuesday, Fleming testified that the occupation is lone getting worse. Shuffled betwixt 4 prisons successful the past year, she said she's witnessed a caller surge of trans women entering the facilities.

Fleming claimed the Biden medication has been speeding up transfers retired of interest Trump volition marque restrictions erstwhile helium takes office.

The incoming president changeable down an Obama-era line that recommended 'housing by sex individuality erstwhile appropriate,' alternatively emphasizing 'biological enactment arsenic the archetypal determination for designation,' during his archetypal word successful 2018.

Joe Biden aboriginal reversed Trump's action.

Fleming claims determination are betwixt 1,500 and 2,000 trans pistillate inmates successful the national situation system, which houses astir 10,000 women.

In tribunal papers, she claimed determination was nary mode to shield herself successful unfastened dorms astatine the situation successful Tallahassee, Florida, wherever she served portion of her term.

That is the situation wherever Jeffrey Epstein's madam Ghislaine Maxwell is presently incarcerated.

The suit alleged that Fleming and different inmates are forced to ablution and usage different facilities with 'known bisexual antheral inmates,' and that 'the plaintiff and different women successful national prisons person been threatened, bullied, sexually harassed and (faced) different misconduct by antheral inmates, galore of whom person a past of attacking women and/or convulsive crime'.

Meanwhile, Fleming claimed that situation officials prosecute successful 'forced indoctrination' by requiring inmates to usage pistillate pronouns erstwhile addressing oregon referring to biologic males.

Bristol and co-counsel Diego Pestana argued that the Federal Bureau of Prisons Transgender Offender Manual – created successful 2012 nether Obama and expanded successful 2022 nether Biden – lays retired circumstantial rights and safeguards for transgender inmates, but that biologic women don't get the aforesaid consideration.

'All we wanted was for the justice to contented an injunction that said earthy calved women get the aforesaid rights arsenic trans inmates,' Bristol told DailyMail.com.

The U.S. Attorney's Office, successful tribunal filings, argued that Fleming 'refuses to adjacent admit the word 'transgender' exists, but that her beliefs don't springiness emergence to a usurpation of the Constitution.'

They argued that the situation strategy 'cannot – and volition not – hazard the information of transgender individuals, oregon taxable itself to accrued litigation, due to the fact that (Fleming) does not similar being housed with idiosyncratic she views arsenic antithetic than her…'

The authorities added that 'all BOP facilities incorporate aggregate privateness protections,' citing examples specified arsenic ablution curtains and toilet partitions, and that Fleming admitted that successful 16 years successful prison, nary 1 has ever seen her getting dressed.

The BOP besides stated that the Tallahassee handbook requires inmates to beryllium 'dressed astatine each times … successful each areas of the lodging unit.'

But Fleming argued that the ablution curtains are truthful filthy that inmates often permission them unfastened to debar contact.

 In court, she spoke of seeing biologic males truthful intelligibly during portion searches that she could picture their genitalia.

Her lawyers had hoped that a triumph successful the lawsuit could acceptable an important precedent.

But aft closing arguments connected Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Mark Walker ruled against Fleming from the bench, arguing that she suffered nary violations of her law rights to bodily privateness and that prisons already person rules to support her safety.

Fleming decried the ruling during an interrogation with DailyMail.com connected Friday.

'We request an appellate tribunal determination that states men should not beryllium successful women's prisons,' she said.

'JD Vance and President Trump enactment my presumption 100 percent, but we inactive request a tribunal decision,' she added. 'This is bigger than prison. This is astir women successful intimate spaces, whitethorn it beryllium successful a dressing country successful a section store oregon a edifice bathroom.

'Men should not beryllium successful these intimate spaces.'

In a caller interrogation with The Free Press, Fleming depicted transgender inmates arsenic mostly fakers, entering women's prisons with agelong hairsbreadth and constitution earlier they 'start letting their beards and their mustache turn out, they get a haircut similar a antheral and they're walking astir similar a guy.'

She told the work that she, similar chap inmates, unreserved erstwhile they usage the bath oregon ablution retired of fear, and spot the transgender men exerting their dominance successful the messiness hallway wherever they 'just locomotion successful beforehand of you, sometimes aggressively shoulder-checking you.'

Women's situation betterment activistic Amie Ichikawa, who attended Fleming's trial, told DailyMail.com she has seen astatine slightest 100 idiosyncratic cases of transgender inmates targeting pistillate prisoners since she started her organization, Woman II Woman.

'I'm disappointed but not surprised,' Ichikawa said of the judge's ruling. 

'It was evident that the justice and the tribunal does not admit that incarcerated women are experiencing a usurpation of immoderate of their constricted rights by being forcibly housed with biologic men.'

'There are men with d****s successful women's prisons that are allowed to person rights that cipher other has successful prison, which creates a unsafe privileged radical due to the fact that they are capable to wield their powerfulness implicit different inmates.

She's present putting her religion successful the Trump medication to reverse the wide policy.

'The likelihood of determination being a alteration with the modulation – nary pun intended – is overmuch greater than nether the Biden administration,' she said.