The article highlights the recent firings of immigration judges by the Trump administration, which has terminated 22 judges and five senior managers amidst a government workforce reduction strategy. Newly appointed judge Kerry Doyle voiced concerns about the implications of these dismissals for the administration's immigration enforcement goals. The firings occurred despite a supposed exclusion of immigration personnel from the purge, reflecting a disconnect between policy intentions and actions. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of enforcement strategies that rely on judicial oversight.
As part of its efforts to reduce the size of the government workforce, the Trump administration has been firing federal employees on probationary status, meaning that they had recently been hired for their positions.
This doesn't make sense for an administration that is prioritizing removals. You need the judges to hear the cases to order the person removed so that you can then carry out the removal order.
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