California is now welcoming male inmates into female prisons if they claim to “identify” as “non-binary” or “transgender women.”
Women’s prisons in the Democrat-controlled state now offer flavorful condoms to inmates, one activist and former inmate revealed.
Amie Ichikawa, a women’s rights advocate and former inmate of the Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF), spoke with Fox News about California laws that she said are being exploited by men pretending to be transgender.
Ichikawa says the issue is resulting in what she describes as “cruel and unusual punishment” for California’s real women.
In 2021, SB 132, signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsom and also known as the Transgender Respect, Agency and Dignity Act, came into effect.
The law allows male inmates, including convicted sex offenders, to declare themselves “women.”
Even if they have been convicted of raping women, they can be housed with females.
Since then, Ichikawa has been flooded with letters, emails, and phone calls from incarcerated women being harmed by the law.
Ichikawa warns that the situation is a human rights violation.
The number of biological men infiltrating women’s prisons is not clear because, Ichikawa said, the state refuses to publish such data.
It gives men the