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Federal judges in New Jersey have forced the Department of Justice to appoint a qualified U.S. attorney after threatening severe legal actions. This showdown highlights concerns over improper appointments within the Trump administration and the judiciary's role in upholding the law.
Four federal judges have revealed the severe threats and harassment they face, including death wishes and doxxing, due to increasing hostility towards the judiciary. The U.S. Marshals Service reported 314 investigations into threats against judges since October, prompting Chief Justice John Roberts to call for an end to personal attacks.
Federal judges are increasingly threatening contempt against DOJ lawyers amid allegations of politicized immigration judging and unlawful detentions. A Minnesota case highlights "Orwellian" tactics, where a man was detained for six weeks despite charges being dropped, only after a judge intervened.
Federal judges are increasingly condemning the Trump administration's immigration policies, citing cruelty, incompetence, and disregard for court orders. A recent case involving the death of a refugee in Buffalo highlights these grave concerns. The administration faces accusations of violating established laws and eroding the credibility of the Department of Justice.
