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DOJ moves to boot two federal judges from immigration cases over remarks to media: 'Extraordinarily imprudent'

Two Minnesota federal judges who criticized Trump's Operation Metro Surge in a report published by the New York Times now face DOJ recusal motions tied to their immigration cases.

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