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5. I believe you are right with a qualifier: The [Executive Branch] Feds, including Immigration Judges, will make it up as

Reply to moniss (Reply #4)

Thu Sep 18, 2025, 01:23 PM

Sep 18

they go along to get what they want. So will Article III Federal Judges and Justices, who, after Senate Confirmation, are appointed to the Judicial Branch with life tenure.

The distinction is that officials from the Executive and Judicial Branches often do not want the same thing. While Article III Judges and Justices wish to be seen as non-political/non-partisan, they still were nominated by a partisan POTUS and confirmed by partisan Senators, who believed nominees' "judicial philosophies" guaranteed judgments aligned with partisan priorities.

The Article II Executive Branch Senior Officials, from POTUS to the GS-9 Schedule C appointee, are inherently, openly, and unashamedly partisan, as are all Article I elected members and their Congressional staffs.

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I believe you are right with a qualifier: The [Executive Branch] Feds, including Immigration Judges, will make it up as 24601 Sep 18 #5

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