President Trump has set the legacy media ablaze with his latest bold move: a sweeping overhaul of the immigration court system. They're calling it a "massacre," a "purge," but here's why it might just be his most brilliant maneuver yet. This isn't chaos—it's correction, and for the American people, it's a long-awaited promise fulfilled.
- President Trump has fired a staggering number of immigration judges across the nation.
- The media is in uproar, painting this as a power grab, but it’s a constitutional exercise of authority.
- New judges are being appointed with backgrounds in immigration enforcement, not leniency.
In an unprecedented move, President Trump has begun dismissing immigration judges at an astonishing rate. Just yesterday, eight judges were fired in New York City alone, following the removal of six more in Manhattan, slashing a quarter of the city's immigration judiciary mass firing. San Francisco saw 15 judges let go last week, leaving them with less than half the judges they had the previous year. This is only the beginning: over the past year, more than a hundred immigration judges have been dismissed nationwide, amounting to 20 percent of the country's immigration judiciary reporting.
So, what exactly is an immigration judge? Unlike federal judges, immigration judges are administrative officials who decide whether noncitizens can stay in the U.S. or must be removed. They work for the Executive Office for Immigration Review under the Department of Justice, making them accountable to the Attorney General, and ultimately, the President. This isn't a coup; it's Article II of the Constitution in action. The President has every right to remove "inferior officers," and immigration judges qualify as such.
The legacy media is enraged because they don't want you to see what these judges were really up to. An NPR investigation, not a right-wing source, revealed that many fired judges previously defended illegal immigrants). Judges like David Kim, who had the highest asylum grant rate in Manhattan, were perceived as too lenient. With over 3.7 million immigration cases backlogged, this isn't compassion—it's negligence.
The backlog has nearly tripled in four years, soaring from 1.3 million pending cases in 2020 to 3.7 million by the end of 2024. Some cases in New York are scheduled as far out as the 2030s! This glacial pace was no accident; it was a deliberate strategy to stall until Democrats could push for mass amnesty. But here's the twist: Trump isn't just firing judges; he's replacing them with "deportation judges" focused on enforcement.
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The Department of Homeland Security is hiring these new judges, offering salaries up to $200,000 with potential remote work. These judges hail from enforcement backgrounds, not from advocacy groups. Leftwing activists admit this "purge" is reshaping the deportation process, dismantling the gridlock they meticulously built. Democrats, in their panic, are even attempting to legislate restrictions on who can serve as temporary immigration judges.
This move reflects a global backlash against liberal globalism that has eroded national security—border, economic, and cultural—through mass immigration and cheap labor. For most of the world, and certainly the U.S., border security is the primary political issue. Rasmussen reports show 66 percent support for stronger border measures among likely voters Marc Thiessen. Meanwhile, a New York Times poll found 63 percent back the deportation of all illegal migrants who entered the country in the past four years.
The legacy media may decry these mass firings as chaotic, but in truth, they are a necessary correction. The immigration court system, long clogged by design, is finally seeing accountability. President Trump is effectuating the change he was elected to bring. The "Monday Massacre" wasn't a tragedy; it was a promise kept. The era of judicial activism in immigration courts is over, and for American sovereignty, this is nothing short of a victory.
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