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President Donald Trump discussed the importance of judicial nominations during a conversation with reporters on Air Force One on Sunday evening. He emphasized the need for swift appointments, stating, “Well, we’re putting them in rapidly. We’re trying to get very good ones.”
One of the key issues Trump touched upon was the administration’s approach to handling illegal immigration and the deportations of individuals who entered the country unlawfully. He expressed concern about the potential backlog of trials if every illegal immigrant were to be granted a trial, citing the millions of people who have entered the country illegally. Trump emphasized the need for judges who would not overly burden the system with unnecessary trials for every individual.
Trump highlighted his campaign promise to overhaul U.S. immigration policies as a top priority, labeling it as “the No. 1 issue” he campaigned on. He criticized what he referred to as “radicalized” judges who he believes are hindering the deportation process with delays and excessive legal proceedings.
The president raised concerns about the impact of prolonged trial processes on the country’s security, particularly in cases involving serious criminal offenses such as murder. He expressed skepticism about the Supreme Court’s tolerance for extended trial periods for individuals accused of serious crimes, emphasizing the need for a more efficient and streamlined approach to handling illegal immigration cases.
Trump’s remarks underscored his administration’s focus on addressing immigration challenges and ensuring a more expedited and effective judicial system to handle cases related to illegal immigration. His comments on the need for prompt judicial nominations and a more efficient legal process reflect his ongoing efforts to prioritize national security and immigration enforcement.
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-ABC News’ Fritz Farrow
