DOJ seeks to censure judges who spokes to NYT about Minnesota immigration raids
Summary
The Justice Department wants to censure two federal judges in Minnesota because they spoke to The New York Times about immigration actions during President Donald Trump’s administration. One judge is former, and the other is currently serving.Key Facts
- The Justice Department is asking to formally reprimand two federal judges in Minnesota.
- The judges spoke to The New York Times about immigration raids from President Trump’s time in office.
- One judge is Patrick Schiltz, appointed by President George W. Bush.
- The other judge is John Tunheim, who is still serving.
- Speaking to the media about government actions led to the censure request.
- Censure means an official statement expressing disapproval.
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