Federal Bureau Of Prisons

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons, founded in 1930, is a federal law enforcement agency operating under the United States Department of Justice. The bureau administers the federal prison system, overseeing 119 correctional institutions across North America. As a government organization, the Federal Bureau of Prisons manages federal correctional facilities, provides healthcare services to inmates, implements rehabilitation programs, and maintains security protocols within the federal prison system. The bureau operates with various departments including legal, medical, operations, human resources, and information technology to fulfill its mission of providing safe, humane custody and care while offering self-improvement opportunities to federal offenders.