Immigration judges hired during the Trump era have accused Biden's managers of expelling conservative appointments.

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Theimmigration judge appointed by the Trump administration states that he and many other Trump appointed judges have been banished by the Biden administration. Immigrants.

Matthew O'Brien, appointed as an immigration judge in 2020, is a former research director of the American Immigration Reform League (FAIR), a group that seeks to lower the level of immigrants as a whole and tighten borders. policy. 

Prior to that, O'Brien worked for the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

The immigration inspector works as a DOJ employee at the Immigration Bureau (EOIR)and has a two-year probationary period, after which the majority are non-immigration offices. Will be moved to. test period.  

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But with O'Brien At least one other judge was recently relinquished at the end of their probationary period. O'Brien said he believes that up to 10 other people in similar positions have been dismissed, although the exact number could not be confirmed.

The DOJ did not confirm the number of people recently released at the end of the trial period. A DOJ immigration spokesman said he did not comment on personnel issues. The Washington Times, which first reported on O'Brien's case, said at least half a dozen judges had been dismissed.

590 immigration inspectors are sitting, and the Ministry of Justice has decided on the careers of civil servants, including immigration inspectors, performance and they were hired by the theater. It has no role in decision making, which says it is based solely on government.

However, O'Brien said he had been attacked by an unfortunate immigration lawyer from the moment he stood on the bench in June 2020. 

"As soon as I sat down on the bench, the first thing I heard was a claim of repulsion, such as page 30 or page 40. This is entirely legal. Inaccurately,deliberately mistakenly quoted the case law andmisrepresented what I said. "Judge O'Brien is a white supremacist and works at FAIR. I think I should resign because I was a Nazi. " So it all started.

Since then, there have been about 50 or 60 allegations against him, which was exacerbated when the Biden administration took office, he said.

Immigrant Florida camping outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Authority Orlando, Florida, April 29, 2022.(Fox 35 Orlando)

As soon as theBiden administrationtook over, we were told about all sorts of completely unfounded things. It was the subject of a coordinated attack campaign to complain. "

He accused EOIR of "opaque" grievance. This does not give the judge due process and puts the judge in a "guilty until proven innocent" situation.

"Some suffering lawyers who do not like the decisions they make in cases that may have had no merit in the first place can complain about the judge, and then Nothing happens except to harass the judge, "he said. "So the judge needs to write a reply ... and it goes into a black hole, and no one tells anyone but the lawyer who complains, so they tell the judge in writing about it. Don't give a decision. They don't speak. Tell the judge and what happened to them. "

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"I said that there is. But he said nothing was done. He believes that he and his colleagues were Trump's appointed men. He also denied that he was an immigrant extremist.

"I am a person of law and order, and never said that anything other than immigration law should be enforcedWritten by CongressWe It is a constitutional republic. It is the responsibility of the legislature to enact immigration laws, and it is the responsibility of the executive department to enforce them in writing, rather than watering them down to overrun political members. "O'Brien said.

He also had more cases completed than most judges who had been there for much longer, even between a pandemic where he and his colleagues undertook extra work. Say it.

"There was a judge who worked for a radical alien aid organization, and he was an incompetent Bahoon with problems such as alcoholism, sexual harassment, and default." Said.

"In the meantime, we happened to be in a very undefined trial period and they seemed to fire us because we did the right job.

He said his dismissal would come as the Biden administration suffered from a large amount of unprocessed portion as the crisis at the southern border continued.

If there is a backlog that is trying to reduce by dismissing and it is too big to open a new immigration court, why do they abandon a fully competent judge? The only conclusion is These people are Trump's appointed persons, to consider conservative political causes or ... [ha] cases, and no, to determine that this person does not meet the standards under the law. It'sbecause it's particularly good, and I deny them. "
 

Immigrants gather along the United States. Border wall after passing the gap from Mexico on December 10, 2021 in Yuma, Arizona (John Moore / Getty Images)

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Some Immigration lawyers celebrate O'Brien's expulsion online and believe that O'Brien helped his efforts against him The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) confirmed the existence of a counter-argument circulation against him and organized He denied that there was a systematic campaign by himself. Benjamin Johnson, Executive Director of

AILA, complains to Fox News Digital that lawyers believe they are bad behavior, either themselves or in groups. He said he often said, but "ridiculous" suggesting that they had the power to drive out the judges they disliked.

"Our members write a complaint letter or confirm that the Justice Ministry EOIR is aware that judges are behaving improperly in the local community. We often organize efforts to do so, and we recognize that they are improper or illegal. " "Sadly, that's happening a lot."

Johnson said that the immigration court is a "kangaroo court" and decks may be stacked against immigrants, anti-immigrants. He said there were long-standing concerns about choosing a court from suspected prejudiced candidates. Increased concerns during the Trump administration, mainly coming from the prosecution side.

Former President Donald Trump(Reuters)

"Recruitment of immigrant judges is heavily biased towards former ICE lawyers, prosecutors, or people with anti-immigrant backgrounds like this judge." Said Johnson. "Repeat, this is not a new complaint. It is a continuous pattern of the lack of a very diverse army of judges, arguing that over the years, agency employment practices need to be reformed. 

"When Trump got there, he had a hard time making sure they were hiring only those who fit his political profile. So that old problem was exacerbated, saying.

He referred to the advance expulsion of progressive judges during the Bush administration and the performance assignments made during the Trump administration. He emphasized, but agreed with O'Brien that judges were rarely dismissed. He said the answer to long-standing concerns about the politicization of immigration courts was a completely independent immigration court.

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"Judge O'Brien joins us I hope that you will get an independent immigration court and try to isolate these judges and this system from the political winds that blow from side to side. " What happens every day in the immigration court is a tragedy of justice.

Meanwhile, O'Brien suggested that more probation could be made next year. The 17 judges appointed during the Trump administration did not. They will begin their obligations until 2021.

"And what do you think will happen when they appear because their probationary period will end during the next year? O'Brien predicted.

Adam Shaw is a Fox News Digital political reporter focused on immigrants. adam.shaw2@fox.comor reached on Twitter: @AdamShawNY


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