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THIS QUESTION ABSOLUTELY MUST BE ANSWERED ASAP @repdangoldman.bsky.social @raskin.house.gov

#Maxwell

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Newly released DOJ records show the former cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein was caught with a contraband cell phone days before Epstein arrived at the jail. Read the full story at bit.ly/4rTa7XV


#JeffreyEpstein #NicholasTartaglione #DOJ #BureauOfPrisons #BreakingNews #CrimeNews #NYC

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#ExecutiveOrders:
Trump could issue executive orders directing the #BureauOfPrisons (BOP) to implement new, harsher #disciplinaryguidelines that could include physical punishments.

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Bureau of Prisons to ‘suspend operations’ at California penitentiary Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island needs more than $100 million in repairs, including decaying concrete ceilings in some maintenance tunnels.

#BureauofPrisons to ‘suspend operations’ at #California penitentiary
Federal Correctional Institution Terminal Island needs more than $100 million in repairs, including decaying concrete ceilings in some maintenance tunnels.

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News/Opinion: Prison Escape: Sean Diddy Combs from Brooklyn MDC to Fort Dix for a 50-month sentence. The episode details his legal journey during the prison escape, with a focus on his escape attempt and eventual release due to the lengthy sentence. Title: The Legal Journey of Sean Combs: A Transfer from Brooklyn MDC to Fort Dix---IntroductionSean Diddy Combs is a legend in the world of crime prevention, best known as a drug kingpin who has served the justice system twice. His involvement in criminal activities has left him with a 25-year sentence, which will likely extend into his adult years, including a potential transfer to Fort Dix for a 50-month sentence.Background & Legal FactorsSean Combs history is marked by significant contributions to crime prevention and drug operations. His crimes have led to severe legal consequences, including prison sentences and eventual exoneration as a co-defendant in two major convictions. The length of his sentence has been a deciding factor in his transfer to Fort Dix.The legal process for his move involved court proceedings and potential appeals, reflecting the complexity of such transfers. The decision was made to balance Seans career with legal responsibilities, ensuring his release from his previous prison term is considered.Legal Transfer DetailsThe transfer from Brooklyn MDC to Fort Dix was handled through a series of court processes, involving several judges and attorneys. The move came after Seans support from his family and community groups, who viewed him as a worthy rehabilitation candidate.Implications on FutureIf Sean remains in prison or faces other legal issues, he could face ongoing criminal charges. His release would open new avenues for his career as a law enforcement officer, potentially advancing his criminal history to the prison system. However, the immediate implications are focused on his legal status and future prospects in society.Possible OutcomesThe implications extend beyond immediate release. If Sean is not arrested, he may face additional legal challenges, including appeals and possible further legal proceedings. His transition to Fort Dix could provide him with a new environment influenced by local law enforcement and community groups, influencing his trajectory post-arrest.Legal ChallengesSeans legal journey is marked by potential hurdles, such as court appearances, jury deliberations, and possibly court proceedings after the transfer. The legal system plays a significant role in Seans outcome, reflecting societal expectations around rehabilitation in the United States.In conclusion, Sean Combs legal transfer from Brooklyn MDC to Fort Dix represents a complex legal maneuver aimed at minimizing his sentences and mitigating potential future criminal behavior. His journey serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of legal choices and the importance of community relations in rehabilitation efforts.------#Celebs #BrooklynMDC #BureauofPrisons #diddy #Diddytransfersjails #featured #FortDix #FortDixNJprison #judgearunsubramanian #MarkGeragos #SEANCOMBS #WhatprisonisDiddyin? #WhydidDiddytransferjails?

News/Opinion: Prison Escape: Sean Diddy Combs from Brooklyn MDC to Fort Dix for a 50-month sentence. The episode details his legal journey during the prison escape, with a focus on his escape attempt and eventual release due to the lengthy… #screamqueens #Celebs #BrooklynMDC #BureauofPrisons #diddy

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Congressman Robert Garcia, Ranking Member of the Oversight Committee, Demands Answers on Ghislaine Maxwell’s Prison Privileges and Alleged Trump Administration Favoritism.

👉 NewsLink7.com

#RobertGarcia #GhislaineMaxwell #BureauOfPrisons #Congress #OversightCommittee #News #Noticias

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'They were warned': Prison insider suspects massive coverup involving Ghislaine Maxwell. Read the full story at bit.ly/4719Cn1

#GhislaineMaxwell #EpsteinFiles #Trump #BureauOfPrisons #News #Investigation #Politics #RawStory

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The Peculiar Congressman: My Time with James Traficant During my twenties, I found myself serving time in a federal prison in Minnesota.

The Peculiar Congressman: My Time with James Traficant #prison #congress #traficant #ohio #minnesota #bureauofprisons

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Screenshot of New York post article about Lutnick and Epstein

Screenshot of New York post article about Lutnick and Epstein

nypost.com/2025/10/01/u... #HowardLutnick #JeffreyEpstein #DonaldTrump #Blackmail #Extortion #GhislaineMaxwell #BureauOfPrisons #ToddBlanche #PamBondi #Conspiracy #Corruption #ChildSexTrafficking #Chrome #FBI #DOJ #MikeJohnson #NewYorkPost #Interview #Manhattan #NewYorkCity #Appeal #Massage #Pedo

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EXCLUSIVE: I Have Ghislaine Maxwell's Security Score, Custody Level, Transfer Code, and Sex Offender Waiver I have reviewed an electronic file that includes some of the information Senator Whitehouse is demanding from the Bureau of Prisons.

www.muellershewrote.com/p/exclusive-...

#SenatorWhitehouse #GhislaneMaxwell #SexOffender #MinimumSecurity #SecurityScore #CustodyLevel #TransferCode #SexOffenderWaiver #USPol #BureauOfPrisons #WilliamMarshall #JeffreyEpstein
#ViolationOfStandardBureauPolicy #PresidentTrump #Muellershewrote

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And the country club your groomer and recruiter was moved to with #BureauofPrisons and #DOJ approval!

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Alright.

Subpoena whoever is in charge of the #BureauOfPrisons to answer to this.

When this turns out to be a lie, then what? #kashpatel #UnhingedPartisanLunatic

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Original post on newsie.social

#SexOffender status of #GhislaineMaxwell was #Waived. By Whom? She is in minimum security #ClubFed that includes daily work release for which she has been officially cleared. This has never happened in the history of the #BureauofPrisons. #crimes #criminals #corruption #AlexAcosta #epstein […]

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Ghislaine Maxwell Seems to Have New Friends in High Places | Common Dreams Convicted sex offenders typically aren’t eligible for the cushier federal prison camps. Yet here we are.

But here’s the kicker: Sex offenders typically aren’t eligible for federal prison camps. According to @forbes.com, “The #BureauofPrisons classifies individuals with sex offense convictions using a #PublicSafetyFactor designation, which automatically excludes them
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Ghislaine Maxwell moved to a luxury prison—was it preferential treatment? Outrage grows as Trump’s DOG linked to her transfer.

Read More: jamtshonews.exblog.jp/33742463/

#GhislaineMaxwell #JeffreyEpstein #PrisonTransfer #Trump #JusticeForVictims #BureauOfPrisons

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#StandUpForIndependentMedia @muellershewrote.com

#Maxwell #sexualoffender #status #waiver #BureauofPrisons #Trump #ChildRape #pardonpanderer #EpsteinCoverUp #Bondi #DOJ #FBI #GhislaineMaxwell #JeffreyEpstein #Epstein #MannAct #trafficking #pedophilia #SDNY #Barr #RICO #MAGA #FifthColumn #QAnon

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#Ghislaine #Trump #Epstein #Texas #Florida #DOJ #PamBondi #BureauOfPrisons

Giving special favors to Epstein's convicted sex offender Ghislaine is right up Trump / MAGA / Republican's alley. They drove down that road with plenty of I give a fxck fuel.

www.thedailybeast.com/snitch-ghisl...

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I’m not a conspiracy guy but after #maxwell being moved to #minimumsecurity in a way that overrode #bureauofprisons protocol, it may be worth asking if #billbarr had #epstein killed.

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Fact Check: Bureau Of Prisons Inmate Search DID Say Ghislaine Maxwell Was 'Not In BOP Custody' On August 1, 2025 -- But Only Temporarily
#CheckTok #GhislaineMaxwell #BureauOfPrisons #ByronTexas #FactCheck
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We know #Epstein did not kill himself.
#FBI, #DOJ, #BureauOfPrisons have video that does not have a missing minute.

Why hasn’t the investigation been reopened?

Why hasn’t anyone been arrested for murder?

Why hasn’t that orange pathological liar been arrested for conspiracy to murder?

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Are you #police #fbi #dea #atf #usmarshalls #bureauofprisons ???

TONS of your money is now going to #g4s #apollo #blackwater

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A Surprise Target of Trump’s Cutbacks Is Devastating One Specific Population — Slate Trump has turned his wrath on segments of the incarcerated population.

#trump #BOP #BureauOfPrisons #incarcerated

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How Trump’s Bill Creates a Super Police Force
How Trump’s Bill Creates a Super Police Force YouTube video by Heather Cox Richardson

🚨 #NytOmTrump #ICE får $170 Mia til en føderal politi styrke med budgettet ❗

Det er sammenlagt mere end #FBI, #ATF, #DEA, #USMarshalls & #BureauOfPrisons (Kriminalforsorgen herhjemme).

@heathercoxrichardson.substack.com.web.brid.gy
#USA #DonaldTrump #TrumpRegimet
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#BureauOfPrisons expands #HalfwayHouse & #HomeConfinementAccess to #HelpPeopleRebuild after prison. In #NJ, #NJRC leads with sober housing, mental health care, job training, and legal support—breaking barriers for #RealSecondChances. #Reentry #NJRC
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Federal prison officials visited Alcatraz last week and plan to return Alcatraz is a prime San Francisco tourist site. But after President Trump ordered it to become a prison again, the Federal Bureau of Prisons is scoping it out.

Firmly in the “too #crazy for words” department: Officials with the Federal #BureauOfPrisons visited #Alcatraz last week and plan to return for a future assessment, says #GoldenGateNationalRecreationArea Superintendent David Smith. www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/a...

#GGNRA

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The federal Bureau of Prisons has lots of problems. Reopening Alcatraz is now one of them Eleven inmate deaths in less than two months. More than 4,000 staff vacancies. A $3 billion repair backlog. And now, a stunning directive from President Donald Trump for the crisis-plagued federal Bureau of Prisons to “REBUILD, AND OPEN ALCATRAZ!” — the notorious penitentiary on an island in San Francisco Bay that last held inmates more than 60 years ago. Even as the Bureau of Prisons struggles with short staffing, chronic violence and crumbling infrastructure at its current facilities, Trump is counting on the agency to fulfill his vision of rebooting the infamously inescapable prison known in movies and pop culture as “The Rock.” Trump declared in a social media post Sunday that a “substantially enlarged and rebuilt” Alcatraz will house the nation’s “most ruthless and violent Offenders.” It will “serve as a symbol of Law, Order, and JUSTICE," he wrote on Truth Social. Newly appointed Bureau of Prisons Director William K. Marshall III said Monday that the agency “will vigorously pursue all avenues to support and implement the President’s agenda” and that he has ordered “an immediate assessment to determine our needs and the next steps.” “USP Alcatraz has a rich history. We look forward to restoring this powerful symbol of law, order, and justice,” Marshall said in a statement, echoing Trump’s post. “We will be actively working with our law enforcement and other federal partners to reinstate this very important mission.” Alcatraz was once an exemplar Alcatraz, a 22-acre (8.9 hectare) islet with views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco skyline, was once the crown jewel of the federal prison system and home to some of the nation’s most notorious criminals, including gangsters Al Capone and George “Machine Gun” Kelly. But skyrocketing repair and supply costs compelled the Justice Department to close the prison in 1963, just 29 years after it opened, and the Bureau of Prisons has long since replaced Alcatraz with modern penitentiaries, including a maximum-security prison in Florence, Colorado. The former and perhaps future penitentiary is now a popular tourist attraction and a national historic landmark. It’s controlled by the National Park Service as part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, meaning the Bureau of Prisons could be in for an interagency tug of war if it tries to wrest away control of the island. Trump’s Alcatraz directive is yet another challenge for the Bureau of Prisons as it struggles to fix lingering problems while responding to the president’s priorities on incarceration and immigrant detention. The agency’s mission, as redefined under Trump, includes taking in thousands of immigration detainees under an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security. The problems at the Bureau of Prisons transcend administrations and facilities. An ongoing Associated Press investigation has uncovered deep, previously unreported flaws within the Bureau of Prisons over the last few years, including widespread criminal activity by employees, dozens of escapes, the free flow of guns, drugs and other contraband, and severe understaffing that has hampered responses to emergencies. Last year, then-President Joe Biden signed a law strengthening oversight of the agency. It remains the Justice Department’s largest agency, with more than 30,000 employees, 155,000 inmates and an annual budget of about $8 billion, but the Trump administration’s cost-cutting measures have eliminated some pay bonuses that were credited with retaining and attracting new staff. That has resulted in long overtime shifts for some workers and the continued use of a policy known as augmentation, where prison nurses, cooks, teachers and other workers are pressed into duty to guard inmates. Infrastructure is buckling, too. A Bureau of Prisons official told Congress at a hearing in February that more than 4,000 beds within the system — the equivalent of at least two full prisons — are unusable because of dangerous conditions like leaking or failing roofs, mold, asbestos or lead. Deaths have plagued the federal prison system Since mid-March, 11 federal prison inmates have died. They include David Knezevich, a 37-year-old Florida businessman who was found dead April 28 in a suspected suicide at a federal jail in Miami. He was awaiting trial on charges he kidnapped and killed his estranged wife in Spain. And on April 24, inmate Ramadhan Jaabir Justice was killed in a fight at the federal penitentiary in Pollock, Louisiana, where he was serving a nearly 11-year sentence for a conviction related to an armed robbery. As Trump was ordering Alcatraz’s reopening Sunday, correctional officers at the same Miami jail were fighting to curb the spread of tuberculosis and COVID-19, isolating inmates after they tested positive for the diseases. Last month, immigration detainees at the facility ripped out a fire sprinkler and flooded a holding cell during a lengthy intake process. Meanwhile, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) east of Alcatraz, the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California, has sat idle for more than a year after the Bureau of Prisons cleared it of inmates in the wake of rampant sexual abuse by employees, including the warden. In December, the agency made the closure permanent and idled six prison camps across the country to address “significant challenges, including a critical staffing shortage, crumbling infrastructure and limited budgetary resources.” While Trump hails Alcatraz as a paragon of the federal prison system’s cherished past, other facilities stand as reminders of its recent troubles. They include the federal jail in Manhattan, which remains idle after Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide there in 2019 exposed deep flaws in its operations, and a troubled federal lockup in Brooklyn, where 23 inmates have been charged in recent months with crimes ranging from smuggling weapons in a Doritos bag to the stabbing last month of a man convicted in the killing of hip-hop legend Jam Master Jay. This article originally appeared on Associated Press: The federal Bureau of Prisons has lots of problems. Reopening Alcatraz is now one of them

The federal Bureau of Prisons has lots of problems. Reopening Alcatraz is now one of them #Alcatraz #PrisonReform #BureauOfPrisons

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Trump wants to expand and reopen Alcatraz. The Bureau of Prisons says it was closed because it cost so much more to operate than other jails. I expect this fact to be wiped from their site soon. Here's the excerpt. www.bop.gov/about/histor...

#Trump #Alcatraz #PrisonReform #BureauOfPrisons #Money

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Just the beginning of the tyranny being rolled out by #Trump and #TomHoman

#ICE #NHpolitics #immigration #border #immigrants #NH #NewHampshire #LiveFreeOrDie #BureauofPrisons

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