Federal judge slams Supreme Court for overturning their Trump ruling

Anonymous federal judges criticize Supreme Court for overturning lower court rulings and joining the president Donald Trump’s NBC News reported on Thursday that the government had little explanation.

NBC talks with 12 federal judges appointed by Democratic and Republican presidents, including Trump, who point to trends in lower court rulings Emergency ruling From the High Court. These cases often cause prominent members of the Trump administration to lash out in lower court judges before overturning the case.

Of the 12 judges, ten judges believed that the Supreme Court should provide more explanation when overturning such rulings, saying that an emergency ruling in this case means poor work for lower judges.

“This is unforgivable,” a judge said of the Supreme Court. “They don’t have our support.”

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The judge also said they were under death threats for issuing a ruling to respond to Trump’s agenda. Trump himself and some of his senior officials have opposed the judge who issued the adverse ruling.

When a judge James Boasberg Trump argued that he tried to block the administration’s deportation flights to El Salvador, and he believed he should “impulse each” on social media.

When various judges issued rulings in March to block Trump’s tariff agenda, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller saw it as a “judicial coup.”

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President Trump slams the judges for their unfavorable rulings on the agenda. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

NBC said that if senior Trump officials continue to be criticized, describe the Supreme Court’s actions as an unforgivable judge’s prediction that “someone will die.”

Another judge said the lower court was “throwing under the bus.”

“It’s almost like the Supreme Court is saying it’s a ‘judicial coup’,” a third judge told the media.

However, the fourth judge appointed by President Barack Obama admitted that several judges did not match the ruling against Trump.

“The whole ‘Trump Danger Syndrome’ is a real problem. As a result, the judge is angry about what Trump has done or the way he is doing; they sometimes forget to stay in the driveway.”

White House Vice President Stephen Miller said in March that the administration faces a “judicial coup.” (Photo taken by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

“Of course, the judge has a strong sense for the court to rule that the court ruled that the judiciary has dried up,” the judge continued. “They feel partly right.”

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