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Threats against U.S. judges have surged post-Trump return, fueled by inflammatory rhetoric and fears of executive overreach.
Threats against U.S. judges have surged since the Trump administration's return to power, with incidents including a fire at a South Carolina judge’s home and delivery of ominous pizzas to judges’ residences.
Federal data shows a sharp rise in harassment, fueled by inflammatory rhetoric from officials like Stephen Miller and Harmeet Dhillon, who questioned judicial independence.
Critics warn that attacks on the judiciary, mirroring tactics used by authoritarian leaders like El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele, aim to intimidate judges and undermine the rule of law.
Former prosecutor Joyce Vance warned the administration is pursuing unchecked executive power, possibly using the Insurrection Act and seeking Supreme Court approval to bypass judicial review, raising alarms about democratic erosion.
Las amenazas contra los jueces estadounidenses han aumentado después del regreso de Trump, alimentadas por la retórica incendiaria y los temores de exceso de alcance ejecutivo.