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马伦批评联邦法官叫停特朗普政府关于出生公民权和签证审理的移民政策
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马伦就特朗普政府移民法院争端谈及奥巴马、拜登任命的法官
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国土安全部部长马克韦恩·马伦将他认为特朗普政府可以合作的联邦法官与他所说的“几乎无法打交道”的法官区分开来，在特朗普政府继续在联邦法院进行移民斗争之际，他特别点名了乔·拜登总统任命的法官。
“老实说，我们发现大多数地区的法官基本上都可以合作，但有一些奥巴马任内任命的法官，当然还有拜登任命的法官，他们几乎不可能合作，”马伦在周四共和党全国委员会中期代表大会的间隙说道。
马伦发表此番言论之际，特朗普政府因移民政策多次与联邦法官产生纠纷，包括近期涉及出生公民权和移民签证发放的裁决。虽然这些法庭争端已受到广泛关注，但马伦对他认为国土安全部最难合作的法官进行了更广泛的评价，特别指出了拜登任命的法官——在较小程度上也包括奥巴马任命的法官。
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今年4月，拜登任命的法官布莱恩·墨菲叫停了特朗普政府终止超过5000名埃塞俄比亚人临时保护身份的政策；9月，拜登任命的法官黛博拉·博德曼叫停了特朗普8月限制出生公民权的行政令的执行，认定该行政令可能违宪。
马伦表示，移民案件本应“直截了当”，认为此类案件最终只取决于个人是否合法入境并持有合法文件。
他将该问题比作房屋所有权，询问人们是否“拥有所居住房屋的地契”，是否合法拥有该房屋。
马伦还批评了蓝州的州和地方官员限制与移民海关执法局（ICE）的拘押请求合作，包括在国土安全部指称被拘留者是暴力罪犯、毒贩或已知恐怖分子的案件中。
“这完全毫无意义，”马伦说道。
除司法系统外，国土安全部还面临着蓝城市和州民选官员的反对。
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马伦部长在德克萨斯州达拉斯举行的共和党全国委员会中期代表大会上接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访。（福克斯新闻数字频道）
“弗吉尼亚州现在已经失控了。想想这个伟大的州，他们曾有过一位优秀的州长——杨金州长……但看看现在的情况，他们取消了287(g)项目，不再与ICE或国土安全部的任何执法行动合作，而我们正是要借此将罪犯从街头清除，”马伦说道。
弗吉尼亚州民主党州长阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格就职后数周内，就指示州执法机构终止与ICE现有的287(g)协议，其政府称该协议让参与的警员处于联邦监督之下开展民事移民执法工作。
马伦声称费尔法克斯县最近50%的死亡案件“都是由非法移民所为”。
“我多次说过，非法移民造成的每一起死亡都是完全可以避免的。那么为什么弗吉尼亚州州长，为什么他们不与我们国土安全部合作，执行国家法律，将罪犯从街头清除，这完全说不通，”他说道。
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不过，马伦表示特朗普政府不会强迫蓝城市接受联邦援助，称国土安全部仍随时准备为提出请求的社区提供帮助。
“我们不会强行介入。这需要由你们自己决定，”马伦说道，将决定权交给了各个社区。
在康涅狄格州丹伯里，市议会修改了警察招聘条例，允许合法永久居民和童年入境暂缓遣返（DACA）获得者申请成为警察。
“我不明白，你怎么能从事执法工作却没有合法身份。在一些极其自由的城镇和州，他们到底在想什么，”马伦说道。
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“他们将罪犯置于守法公民之上。我们是一个法治国家，要么尊重法律，要么不尊重。我们与第三世界国家的区别就在于，我们不相信无法无天，而当你非法入境时，你就选择了插队，因为我们有合法的移民程序，”他补充道。
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Obama, Biden judges draw fresh fire as Trump’s immigration court clashes heat up: ‘Almost impossible’
September 14, 2026 6:00pm EDT / Fox News
Mullin criticized federal judges blocking Trump immigration policies on birthright citizenship and visa processing
By Ashley J. DiMella Fox News
Mullin weighs in on Obama, Biden judges amid Trump’s immigration court fights
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Fox News Digital that Biden-appointed judges are “almost impossible” to work with as immigration enforcement battles intensify.
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is drawing a distinction between the federal judges he says the Trump administration can work with and those he says are “almost impossible” to deal with, singling out judges appointed by President Joe Biden as the administration continues to fight immigration battles in federal court.
“We find judges, for the most part, honestly, that we can work with in almost every area. But you’ve got some of the judges that were appointed underneath Obama and definitely, if they’re appointed by Biden, they are almost impossible to work with,” said Mullin on the sidelines of the RNC Midterm Convention on Thursday.
Mullin’s comments come as the Trump administration has repeatedly run into federal judges over its immigration policies, including recent rulings involving birthright citizenship and immigrant visa issuance. But while those court fights have received significant attention, Mullin offered a broader assessment of the judges he believes are most difficult for DHS to work with, specifically pointing to judges appointed by Biden — and, to a lesser extent, Obama.
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Former US presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden shake hands during the opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, Illinois, on June 18, 2026.(Kent NISHIMURA / AFP via Getty Images)
In April, Biden-appointed Judge Brian Murphy blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary protected status for more than 5,000 Ethiopians, while in September, Biden-appointed Judge Deborah Boardman blocked enforcement of Trump’s August executive order limiting birthright citizenship, finding the order likely unconstitutional.
Mullin said immigration cases should be “cut and dry,” arguing that they ultimately come down to whether an individual entered the country legally and has the proper paperwork.
He compared the issue to homeownership, asking whether someone has “the deed of the house you’re living in” and whether they legally own it.
Mullin also criticized state and local officials in blue states for limiting cooperation with ICE detainer requests, including in cases in which DHS alleges that detainees are violent criminals, drug dealers or known terrorists.
“It makes absolutely zero sense,” Mullin said.
Beyond the court system, DHS is also facing battles with elected leaders in blue cities and states.
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Sec. Mullin speaks to Fox News Digital at the RNC midterm convention in Dallas, Texas.(Fox News Digital)
“Virginia is out of control right now. I mean, when you start looking at the great state of Virginia, who had a great governor in Governor Youngkin … and now what they have, they canceled their 287(g) programs, they’re not allowing any cooperation with ICE or any of DHS’s law enforcement push to make sure we get the criminals off our streets,” said Mullin.
Within weeks of taking office, Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger directed the state’s law-enforcement agencies to terminate their existing 287(g) agreements with ICE, which her administration said placed participating officers under federal supervision to conduct civil immigration enforcement.
Mullin claimed that 50% of recent deaths in Fairfax County were “at the hands of an illegal.”
“I’ve said this multiple times, every death that happens at the hands of an illegal is 100% preventable. So why the governor of Virginia, why they wouldn’t participate with us being DHS and forcing our nation’s laws and getting their criminals off the streets make no sense,” he said.
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin speaks during a press conference at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) New York field office on Sept. 1, 2026, in New York City, New York.(Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Still, Mullin said the Trump administration would not force blue cities to accept federal assistance, arguing that DHS would remain ready to help communities that request it.
“What we’re not gonna do is force our way in. You’re gonna have to decide that,” Mullin said, leaving the decision to individual communities.
In Danbury, Connecticut, the City Council amended its police hiring ordinance to allow lawful permanent residents and DACA recipients to apply to become police officers.
“I don’t understand how you can be in law enforcement and yet you have no legal status. I just don’t know what, in some of these very liberal towns and liberal states, what are they thinking,” said Mullin.
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“They’re prioritizing criminals over law-abiding citizens. We are a nation of laws, and either we respect them or we don’t,” he added. “What separates us from a third world country is we don’t believe in lawlessness and when you came in this country illegally, you chose to skip the line because we have a legal process.”
Ashley J. DiMella reports on politics for Fox News Digital.
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