DOJ office flags rise in doxing of immigration judges
A federal watchdog agency has issued a warning that immigration judges are increasingly targeted by doxing attacks under President Donald Trump. Malicious actors are disseminating sensitive information about judges in ways that could intimidate them, as reported by the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General.The investigation highlights that DOJ-appointed judges, along with others in response to Trump’s mass deportation initiatives, are facing these threats. The article also includes promotional content for the Washington Examiner’s subscription services, encouraging readers to stay informed and subscribe for full access to news, analysis, and commentary.
A federal watchdog agency warned Tuesday that immigration judges increasingly face doxing attacks under President Donald Trump.
Bad actors are spreading “sensitive” material about judges in ways that could intimidate them as officials struggle to address the growing problem, according to a Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General report. The investigation adds the DOJ-appointed judges to a growing list of officials facing doxing threats in response to Trump’s mass deportation efforts.
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