The Merit Systems Protection Board’s decision which allowed the attorney general to fire immigration judges at will is not only wrong on its merits, but it also sets a dangerous precedent that could threaten employees across the federal workforce.
Chris Van Hollen: “The Merit Systems Protection Board’s decision which allowed the attorney general to fire immigration judges at will is…”
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Statement on immigration judges' firing by the Trump administration
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