Cruz and Booker clash over threats to federal judges during Trump’s term

Sens. Cory Boker, DN.J. And Ted Cruz, R-TEXAS. The hot confrontation comes as Federal judges issued a record number of restless orders against the wave of executive procedures by the president.

The Taktini Stock Exchange was held during the hearing of a judicial committee in the Senate, entitled “The Less Serious Branch: The Provincial Judges against Trump.”

Cruz, Chairman of the Sub -Committee, used his statements at the beginning of the session to consume Democrats in the sub -committee, who said he was “completely silent” regarding judicial threats under the Biden Administration, including threats against the conservative Supreme Court judges.

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Cruz, the leader of the Senate minority, targeted Chuck Schumer, DN.Y, because of the “unleashing” of the demonstrators who gathered outside the homes of the Supreme Court judges, Neil Goroush and Brett Cavano before their decision in the DobBs case against Jackson, the Tile Health Organization.

His remarks raised the Booker, who said: “Something I said is really dangerous, and it should be addressed.”

This meaning of silence [from Democrats on the panel] At some point there were threats on people’s homes very ridiculous. “

“I remember the speech and comments, attention from [Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del.]”I remember you clearly, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, on more than one occasion, I condemn these attacks on the jurists appointed by Republicans.”

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Senator Ted Cruise, R-TEXAS (Kevin Lietsch/Getty Images)

Booker added: “The saying of such things nourishes the party in this institution, and feeds the fiery speech. It is not true.”

In response, Cruz argued that the “angry mobs” who appeared outside the homes of the conservative Supreme Court judges before their decision in Dobbs was violating Article 1507 of the University of Southern California. This law prohibits that homes are granted from the homes of judges or judges in a way that may affect their decision or obstruct justice.

Despite the protests, Cruz, the Ministry of Justice led by Baiden, said, “No one has been tried.”

“I really appreciate you now changed the accusation I made earlier,” Booker responded. “It was accusing that we were silent in the face of protests in the homes of the Supreme Court judges. Once again, we joined together in a way of two parties, not only to condemn this but to pass legislation to extend security protection around the clock. If you say we did not criticize-” it started before Cruz.

“Did Biden Dog went out and arrest one person under this law?” The legislator asked in Texas.

Booker tried to respond before Cruz interrupted again, “Is Biden Dog’s arrest so [person]? Again, the answer is “no”.

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Law enforcement officers stand cautious while the demonstrators were walking at the Higher Judge’s Higher Judge’s house Brett Cavano in Chevy Chase, Maryland, on June 8, 2022. (Nathan Howard/Getti Emaiz)

Booker again tried to respond before Cruz’s boycott again, prompting Booker to raise his voice.

“I did not boycott you, sir, “I will be able to do that if I allow me to finish,” Cruz said.

“I was tired of hearing this type of hot party discourse, which is one of the reasons that make us such divisions in this country,” Booker continued, which prompted Cruz to laugh in public in response.

“The attacks we see from the President of the United States of America, hunting and withdrawing judges are what we should talk about,” Booker said.

“I simply deal with the claim I submitted at the top, and that people on the democratic side of the corridor do not care about the safety and security of the judges and did not say anything,” adding that the idea that his democratic colleagues did not say anything in the face of the threats of justice in the Supreme Court “is a patent lie.”

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The two continued their argument before Cruz said: “Let the record reflect that Spartacus did not answer the question and did not tell us whether the criminal law” under Article 1507 USC must be enforced, “because he knows that the answer is yes.”

The session comes at a time when the number of threats against federal judges increased during the second period of Trump, which witnessed hundreds of federal cases filed in the courts throughout the country in an effort to stop or stop the wave of comprehensive executive orders taken by the president.

Trump has repeatedly criticized what he called “active judges”, prompting Supreme Court President John Roberts to issue a rare general warning.

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The American Marshal service said last week that it had made more than 370 threats against federal judges since Trump’s inauguration in January, a sharp rise in 2024, when 509 people were investigated during the entire year.

Democrats in the committee used a session on Tuesday to renew the requests of the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigation Office to investigate the increase in the unknown “pizza delivery operations” that were sent to federal judges, which can be used as a threat or warning to inform the judges by knowing the title of their home.