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A federal judge on Tuesday filed an unusual suit to the Trump administration, which is about a policy about a policy against all 15 judges of the District Court in Maryland, which is about exile cases.
Judge Thomas Kulen, who made an appointment of President Donald Trump, scolded the administration for a confrontation case and said he dismissed it as the judges were protected by judicial immunity and because the executive branch stood to bring claims in the first place in the executive branch.
Kulen only criticized the administration for sueing the Chief Justice of the District Court, who issued the policy of the court in question, but also issued “for good measures” to all other judges of the court.
Trump DHS sued the entire bench of federal judges in Maryland district court on automatic prohibition
Homeland’s Security Secretary Christie Nom speaks in July 2025 at Quito, Ecuador. (Getty images/alex brandon)
The policy, known as a permanent order, requires court clerks to automatically enter administrative stagnation in Maryland, in cases brought by alleged illegal migrants in the last two business days that are challenging their detention or removal. The influence of prohibitory orders temporarily has the temporary Homeland Security Department to prevent an immigrant’s legal status from existing or change unless a judge has time to review the case.
Chief Justice George Russell, who had issued a permanent order, stated that a policy change was necessary to help the court to help maintain status quo in exile cases unless a judge could investigate them. Russell cited an influx of immigration cases brought to court including weekends and holidays.
Government lawyers argued on behalf of the DHS that the order encroached on the authority of the department on immigration policy and that “the spirit of despair and the desire of more convenience does not give a license to the defendants to incite the law.” He said that the court does not have the right to interfere with all exile proceedings automatically and before them are made a hold.
Trump DHS sued the entire bench of federal judges in Maryland on automated prohibition.
White House Press Secretary Karolin Levit released the image, which wrote on X that “exile flights have started.” (white House)
Kullen, which is located in the western district of Virginia, presided over the trial as the Judges of Maryland rejuvenated themselves.
The 39-foot order of Kulene was placed with harsh words for the Trump administration. The judge said he was untrained that “the executive chose a separate, and more confrontation path completely”. Compared to challenging the policy on the basis of case-caste, which the judge said that would be the right route.
The judge said that these were not “normal time” and the administration has made a “concrete effort” to tarnish the reputation of the judiciary branch, an observation that comes in the form of judges of the district court, has regularly stopped the executive branch from excluding the top agenda items of Trump, including immigration, tariffs and government cuts.
According to DHS, ice agents immediately closed the suspect on the suspect to prevent an immediate captive from returning to the community. (Getty image)
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“Although some stress between the coordination branches of the government is a hallmark of our constitutional system, the executive has made an attempt to the individual judges to stain and spit, who rule against it, both are unprecedented and unfortunate,” said Kulen.
The Trump administration quickly appealed to Kulen’s decision for the US Court of appeal for the fourth circuit.
