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Justice Department files complaint against federal judges over immigration enforcement comments

The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against seven federal judges in Minnesota for allegedly violating judicial ethics by commenting on their experiences during the Trump administration's immigration enforcement surge. The complaint requests that the judges recuse themselves from cases involving the Department of Homeland Security, citing perceived bias in their remarks. The judges maintain that their comments were within ethical guidelines.

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The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against seven federal judges in Minnesota for allegedly violating judicial ethics by commenting on their experiences during the Trump administration's immigration enforcement surge. The complaint requests that the judges recuse themselves from cases involving the Department of Homeland Security, citing perceived bias in their remarks. The judges maintain that their comments were within ethical guidelines.

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Justice Department files complaint against federal judges over immigration enforcement comments