Third of D.C. District Judges Were Not Born in the United States and Had No Prior Judicial Experience When Appointed

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Mike LaChance
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Gatewayh Pundit
Article date: 
26 March 2025
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National News
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judiciary
US Supreme Court
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A shocking new report reveals that a third of Washington, D.C. district judges were not born in the United States, and to make matters worse, many of them had no prior experience as judges before being appointed.

What are we even doing here?

This was not always the case. There was a time, as recently as the 1980s when all of these judges were American born...

There are 15 active DC District Judges. Of these, five were not born in the US, including judges born in Jamaica, India, Uruguay, Canada, and Trinidad and Tobago...

How is this even possible, and why is no one talking about it?

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