The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a complaint against several judges in Minnesota for their public comments regarding concerns about the immigration crackdown. The judges had previously spoken to the New York Times, expressing their views on the issue. One judge defended his decision to speak publicly, stating that it was "well within the ethical rules."
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DOJ files complaint against Minnesota judges regarding immigration comments
The DOJ has filed a complaint against Minnesota judges for their public comments on immigration policy. The judges expressed concerns about the immigration crackdown in an interview with the New York Times, with one judge asserting that his public statements were ethically permissible.
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