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2026-09-30 19:18
DOJ seeks penalties for Minnesota judges who gave press interview criticizing Trump on immigration
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DOJ seeks penalties for Minnesota judges who gave press interview criticizing Trump on immigration
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Reuters · +33 min The Washington Times · +2h The Hill
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The Justice Department on Wednesday took the remarkable step of seeking to censure both a former and sitting federal judge in Minnesota after they spoke to The New York Times about the Trump administration's immigration surge in the state. The two judges are Patrick Schiltz, a George W.
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US Justice Department files complaint against Minnesota judges who gave interviews about immigration surge Reuters
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The Justice Department filed a misconduct complaint Wednesday against a group of federal judges in Minnesota who publicly complained about President Trump's immigration policies, which the government said ruined their ability to be impartial.
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DOJ seeks to censure judges who spokes to NYT about Minnesota immigration raids
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DOJ seeks penalties for Minnesota judges who gave press interview criticizing Trump on immigration
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US Justice Department files complaint against Minnesota judges who gave interviews about immigration surge - Reuters
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