Federal Bureau of Prisons

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is a government agency responsible for managing and administering federal prisons in the United States. It oversees the incarceration of individuals convicted of federal crimes, ensuring their safety, security, and rehabilitation. The BOP provides programs for inmates, including education and job training, to help them reintegrate into society after their release. It operates a range of facilities, from low-security camps to high-security prisons, and is aimed at maintaining order, protecting the public, and supporting the overall mission of justice in the federal criminal justice system.