Trump Fires 15 More Biden-Appointed Immigration Judges Who Refused to Enforce Deportations
Ever wonder what happens when judges stop judging and start playing politics? America’s immigration system has been a battlefield of competing visions for decades. On one side, there’s a belief that borders should mean something, that entry into our nation is a privilege rather than a right. On the other side exists a network of officials who seem to place American interests last.
The difference between these two approaches couldn’t be clearer than it is today. While many Americans struggle with rising costs and safety concerns in their communities, some government officials have been working overtime – not to protect citizens, but to keep the revolving door spinning for those who entered our country illegally.
President Trump’s administration has taken another bold step to address this problem by firing 15 more immigration judges who were appointed during the Biden years. These activist judges received notice via email on Friday that their employment would end on July 22, as they reached the end of their 2-year probationary period that began under the previous administration.
A new wave of immigration judge firings was carried out Friday, with 15 judges receiving notice via email that their employment would end on July 22. The judges are finishing the end of a 2-year probationary term that begane when they were appointed under the Biden administration. The Trump administration has been working to close borders while the Biden administration sought multiple semi-legal ways to get more illegal immigrants into the country.
These recent firings aren’t isolated incidents. According to reports, approximately 50 other dismissals have occurred in the past six months. The administration has also implemented a voluntary resignation program known as “Fork in the Road,” which has further reduced the number of personnel handling immigration cases.
The difference between these two approaches couldn’t be clearer than it is today. While many Americans struggle with rising costs and safety concerns in their communities, some government officials have been working overtime – not to protect citizens, but to keep the revolving door spinning for those who entered our country illegally.
President Trump’s administration has taken another bold step to address this problem by firing 15 more immigration judges who were appointed during the Biden years. These activist judges received notice via email on Friday that their employment would end on July 22, as they reached the end of their 2-year probationary period that began under the previous administration.
A new wave of immigration judge firings was carried out Friday, with 15 judges receiving notice via email that their employment would end on July 22. The judges are finishing the end of a 2-year probationary term that begane when they were appointed under the Biden administration. The Trump administration has been working to close borders while the Biden administration sought multiple semi-legal ways to get more illegal immigrants into the country.
These recent firings aren’t isolated incidents. According to reports, approximately 50 other dismissals have occurred in the past six months. The administration has also implemented a voluntary resignation program known as “Fork in the Road,” which has further reduced the number of personnel handling immigration cases.
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