DOJ Inspector General reports surge in doxing attacks on immigration judges
A DOJ Office of the Inspector General report warns that immigration judges are facing an increasing wave of doxing incidents.
The Inspector General’s investigation found that individuals are publishing personal information about immigration judges, aiming to intimidate them. The trend has risen under the administration of Donald Trump, according to the report. Officials say the growing threat complicates efforts to protect the judiciary and maintain impartial immigration proceedings.
