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A federal appeals court blocked a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney in New Jersey, citing legal violations.
A federal appeals court has invalidated the appointment of a Trump-era U.S. attorney for New Jersey, ruling the nomination violated federal law and barring the official from serving in an acting role, further disrupting the administration’s efforts to staff Justice Department leadership with loyalists.
The decision adds to legal challenges facing the department over appointment legitimacy and raises concerns about the rule of law.
Meanwhile, a new report alleges a "corrupt bargain" between Trump and Chief Justice Roberts, claiming the Court has expanded presidential power at Congress’s expense, though it offers no concrete evidence.
In a separate case, the Supreme Court is set to rule on William Hegseth’s defense secretary nomination, drawing scrutiny over whether justices will uphold constitutional principles or yield to political influence, particularly given three justices’ prior ties to Trump’s administration.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones bloqueó a un abogado estadounidense nombrado por Trump en New Jersey, citando violaciones legales.