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Bureau of Prisons (BOP)

The federal agency responsible for the custody and care of people incarcerated in federal prisons and correctional facilities.

Interdict

To stop or intercept something, especially illegal goods or substances, from reaching its intended destination.

Synthetic Drug

A drug created using man-made chemicals rather than natural ingredients, often designed to mimic the effects of illegal drugs, such as fentanyl.

Opioid

A type of drug, including illegal substances like heroin and prescription pain relievers, that interacts with specific receptors in the brain to produce pain relief and other effects.

Federal Correctional Facilities

Prisons and jails operated by the U.S. federal government where people convicted of federal crimes are held.

Contraband

Any item that is prohibited or illegal, particularly in the context of prisons, where it refers to items forbidden to incarcerated individuals.

Appropriations

Funds set aside by a legislature (like Congress) for a specific government purpose or program, which must be approved before the money can be spent.