According to a report from The Associated Press (AP), the Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) and their policies are expected to be reviewed after Emily Claire Hari – who identities as transgender – was sentenced to 53-years of prison.
Hari, who was the leader of an anti-government group, was convicted for the 2017 bombing of Dar al-Farooq Islamic Center in Bloomington Minnesota.
With Hari’s sentencing in place, her housing within the federal prison system will be determined by the Bureau of Prisons’ Transgender Executive Council.
The group, which was introduced by the Trump administration, is made up of ten people that includes two psychologists, a psychiatrist and prison designation experts.