Trump Admin LOSES IT as MOST DOJ LAWYERS QUIT!!
From MeidasTouch
The Department of Justice is facing a crisis as many of its lawyers resign, leading to a lack of guidance and direction within the agency. In a striking courtroom moment, an assistant U.S. attorney expressed frustration over the inability to comply with court orders regarding migrant rights, highlighting the chaotic state and diminishing capabilities of the DOJ under the Trump administration.
Key Takeaways
- DOJ's talent drain has led to hiring immigration lawyers instead of seasoned federal prosecutors—desperation or strategy?
- When an AUSA admits, 'I have no guidance,' it reflects a system in disarray, not just individual incompetence.
- Recruiting through social media, the DOJ seems to be treating legal jobs like a TikTok challenge—disturbingly casual!
- Federal judges are now teaching DOJs basic constitutional law—class is in session, and attendance is mandatory!
- If Judy Judge can't get a warrant, will Franklin the turtle—now a deportation judge—write one instead?
Mentioned in This Episode
- Department of Justice (company)
- Harry Litman (person)
- Julie Lee (person)
- Judge Jerry Blackwell (person)
- Minnesota (location)
- Kate Blanch (person)
- Chad Miselle (person)
- Talking Feds (media)
- Franklin (media)
- George Conway (person)