Summary
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Trump administration against all 15 federal judges in Maryland. The administration sought to challenge an order that delayed the deportation of migrants appealing their detentions. U.S. District Judge Thomas Cullen ruled the lawsuit should not proceed, emphasizing the importance of the judiciary's role.
Key Facts
- The lawsuit was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Thomas Cullen.
- The lawsuit targeted all 15 Maryland federal judges.
- The case challenged an order that delayed deportations for migrants appealing their detentions.
- Judge Cullen ruled the lawsuit went against legal precedent and constitutional tradition.
- The order in question allows migrants to remain in the U.S. until their legal challenges are heard.
- The Trump administration argued the order hindered immigration enforcement efforts.
- The lawsuit was considered an unusual legal move against the judiciary.
- Judge Cullen was nominated to the bench by Trump in 2020.
