Muslim Judge Apologizes to Trump Assassin
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 5/5/2026 9:48:32 AM
Are they more dangerous when they hide who they are? Or when they don’t. Judge Zia Faruqui is a Pakistani Muslim magistrate judge appointed by Judge Beryl Howell, a notorious leftist, under Barack Obama. While the Muslim magistrate judge, a member of the Muslim Bar Association of New York, had mostly flown under the radar until now, his political tantrums from the bench had begun last year as he fought to protect criminals. Faruqui said federal judges would continue to push back on “implausible, illegal, immoral” prosecutions. Faruqui said the Trump administration’s zeal to reduce crime in the nation’s capital had touched off a “constitutional crisis.” Officials were “playing cops and robbers”
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