Obama Judges Attack DHS On Anti-Trump Podcast For Noticing Their Colleagues’ Activism
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Obama Judges Attack DHS On Anti-Trump Podcast For Noticing Their Colleagues’ Activism
Obama-appointed Judges Salas and Bloom appeared on an anti-Trump podcast to attack the admin for noticing their colleagues’ activism on the bench.
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As leftists’ judicial coup against President Trump continues, a pair of Obama-appointed judges appeared on a rabid anti-Trump podcast to attack the administration for highlighting their colleagues’ activism on the bench.
In their Friday appearance on the Legal AF podcast, District Judges Esther Salas and Beth Bloom took aim at a recent X thread by Department of Homeland Security General Counsel James Percival. Titled “Worst of the Worst, District Judge Edition,” the social media posts document several Democrat-appointed judges’ recent activism in immigration-related cases involving the Trump administration.
Among those highlighted are cases involving apparent judicial sidestepping of the Supreme Court’s Mullin v. Doe ruling on Temporary Protected Status for foreign nationals and the government’s efforts to deport Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
[READ: Rogue Judges Are Helping Temporary Migrants Sidestep Key SCOTUS Ruling]
Salas, whose son was killed several years ago by a “disgruntled attorney,” accused Percival of “mischaracterizing” the judges’ rulings and claimed that the posts amounted to “intimidating any future judge by saying, ‘You wanna go on the Worst of the Worst list next week, judge? You wanna do that, or fall in line?” She further characterized the tweets as “anti-democratic.”
Bloom similarly called Percival’s posts an “intimidation tactic” and said they represent “unjustified attacks that are designed for one purpose and one purpose only, and that is to bring others to do harm.”
At no point in his posts did Percival threaten or call........
