Federal judge: U.S. Attorney's Office refrain of low staffing, massive caseload 'has worn out its welcome'
Source: Minnesota Star Tribune
A federal judge on Friday, Feb. 20, delivered a rebuke of the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s handling of court orders tied to immigration cases in Minnesota, saying the repeated claim of low staffing amid a high caseload “has worn out its welcome.”
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The reprimand is perhaps the lengthiest and sharpest criticism yet of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota that’s buckling under a crippling caseload of illegal immigration cases while simultaneously grappling with a staffing crisis. More than 1,000 immigration-related cases, known as wrongful detention petitions, have been filed since the Trump administration deployed federal agents to Minnesota on Dec. 1 as part of Operation Metro Surge. The cases have continued to flood the courts as more than a dozen staffers within the prosecutor’s office have left since mid-January over directives from the Justice Department.
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“What the court will not tolerate is what happened here: disobedience and radio silence from the Government,” she concluded.
Read more: https://www.startribune.com/federal-judge-us-attorneys-office-refrain-of-low-staffing-massive-caseload-has-worn-out-its-welcome/601585936
Basically, stop f***king around!
This is the office where over 2-dozen experienced attorney's walked because of the regime.
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