拜登任命的法官曾与特朗普激烈交锋,此次怒斥司法部:“你们已经完全丧失公信力!”


2026年10月12日 美国东部时间下午2:07 / 福克斯新闻频道
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拜登任命的联邦法官因周五晚才收到树木移除通知,指责政府律师丧失公信力

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一位曾因被指存在偏见而遭到唐纳德·特朗普总统领导的司法部正式行为不端投诉的拜登任命联邦法官,周一再次与政府律师爆发激烈冲突,起因是国家公园土地上一处历史悠久的高尔夫球场被快速砍伐树木。

安娜·雷耶斯法官在一场针对华盛顿海恩斯角东波托马克高尔夫球场数百棵树木被砍伐的紧急听证会上,发起了最新的斥责。特朗普希望将这座历史悠久的公共球场改造为符合锦标赛标准的高尔夫球场,效仿他在美国、爱尔兰和苏格兰的球场——这是本届政府与政治对手之间最新的法庭对峙。

在听证会现场实时发推文的记者斯科特·麦克法兰德称,雷耶斯“嘶吼”着质问政府律师,原因是政府在周五晚些时候才通知法庭砍伐工作将于周六启动。据麦克法兰德透露,一名政府律师承认已有约430棵树被砍伐。

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安娜·雷耶斯法官,拜登任命人士,在国会作证。(莎拉·西尔贝格/路透社)

据麦克法兰德的法庭现场报道,雷耶斯对政府律师说道:“你们已经丧失了公信力!”

政府方面坚称,此次砍伐行动是根据2019年国家公园管理局的景观恢复计划实施的,早于特朗普提出的球场改造提案。该球场位于一座岛屿上,西侧通过杰斐逊纪念堂和弗朗西斯·凯斯桥与市区相连。

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左图:特朗普总统 右图:安娜·雷耶斯法官(盖蒂图片社/参议员德宾 via YouTube)

雷耶斯出生于乌拉圭,2023年由拜登提名任命。此前在一起挑战特朗普对跨性别军人服役限制的诉讼中,她曾就一名特朗普政府律师的宗教信仰进行质询——据《华盛顿邮报》报道,她称该律师的观点“在生物学上是错误的”。

据当时的司法部首席幕僚查德·米泽尔的投诉,这位法官曾质问耶稣基督会如何回应“告诉一群人,他们如此一无是处,以至于我们不会允许他们进入无家可归者收容所?”

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据路透社报道,在2025年的一起案件中,雷耶斯裁定特朗普在解雇多名监察长后拒绝复职,违反了联邦通知要求。

周一的听证会再次爆发激烈交锋,焦点在于政府律师何时得知树木砍伐行动,以及为何等到工作周结束才通知法庭。

“在一个节假日周末的周五下午4点55分,原告和我才收到通知,说数百棵树即将被砍伐,”据报道雷耶斯怒斥政府。

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当政府律师承认他们在10月8日或9日才得知行动,并表示官员们正在等待细节时,雷耶斯质问道:

“你们有电子邮件或者手机吗?”

麦克法兰德在推文中表示,他从未听过法官“对着律师大喊大叫”,而英国《独立报》则报道称,雷耶斯痛斥联邦法律顾问长达约15分钟。

此次风波发生之际,保护主义者和进步派利益团体正在挑战本届政府,其中包括前奥巴马政府道德律师诺曼·艾森——根据其使命声明,他通过自己的组织“民主捍卫者基金”发起了“广泛的法律抵抗”运动。

在法院同意以“紧急”程序审理此案后,艾森周一在推特上庆祝胜利。

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保护主义者辩称,政府未满足适用的环境和历史保护要求。

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政府对此予以反驳,坚称此次树木移除是国家公园管理局单独开展的景观管理工作,与特朗普提议的球场改造无关。

Biden-appointed judge with history of fiery Trump clashes erupts at DOJ: ‘You’ve lost all credibility!’

October 12, 2026 2:07pm EDT / Fox News

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The Biden-appointed federal judge accused government attorneys of losing credibility after late Friday tree removal notice

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A Biden-appointed federal judge who previously drew a formal misconduct complaint from President Donald Trump’s Justice Department for alleged bias erupted at government lawyers again Monday, in a heated showdown over rapid tree removal at a historic golf course on national parkland.

Judge Ana Reyes unleashed her latest rebuke during an emergency hearing over hundreds of trees removed from East Potomac Golf Links in Hains Point, D.C. Trump wants to transform the historic public facility into a championship-caliber golf course like his courses in the U.S., Ireland and Scotland – the latest courtroom collision between the administration and its political opponents.

Journalist Scott MacFarlane, who live-tweeted from the hearing, described Reyes as “scream[ing]” at administration attorneys over the government’s late-Friday notification that tree removal would begin Saturday. A government lawyer acknowledged that approximately 430 trees had already been cut down, according to MacFarlane.

OBAMA-APPOINTED JUDGE TORCHES TRUMP ADMIN IN LATEST COURTROOM SHOWDOWN, REFERS ATTORNEY FOR BAR REVIEW

Judge Ana Reyes, a Biden appointee, testifies before Congress.(Sarah Silbiger/Reuters)

“You’ve lost credibility!” Reyes told government attorneys, according to MacFarlane’s live courtroom reporting.

The administration maintains that the removals implement a 2019 National Park Service landscape-restoration plan predating Trump’s redesign proposal for the links, which sit on an island connected to the city proper by the Jefferson Memorial and Francis Case Bridge at its western edge.

BIDEN-APPOINTED JUDGE ORDERS TRUMP TO RESTORE SLAVERY, CLIMATE CHANGE REFERENCES AT NATIONAL PARKS

L – President Trump R – Judge Ana Reyes(Getty/SenatorDurbin via YouTube)

Reyes, who was born in Uruguay and nominated by Biden in 2023, previously grilled a Trump administration attorney about his religious beliefs during litigation challenging Trump’s restrictions on transgender military service — an order she called “biologically inaccurate” according to the Washington Post.

The judge questioned how Jesus Christ would respond to “telling a group of people that they are so worthless, so worthless that we’re not going to allow them into homeless shelters?” according to then-DOJ Chief of Staff Chad Mizelle’s complaint.

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In a 2025 case, Reyes ruled that Trump violated federal notice requirements when he fired several inspectors general but then declined to reinstate them, according to Reuters.

Monday’s hearing brought another heated exchange, this time over when government lawyers learned of the tree-removal operation and why they waited until the end of the workweek to notify the court.

“At 4:55pm on a Friday of a holiday weekend, the plaintiffs and I get little notice that hundreds of trees are going to be chopped down,” Reyes reportedly fumed at the government, according to MacFarlane.

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When government counsel reportedly acknowledged learning of the operation on Oct. 8 or 9 and said officials were awaiting details, Reyes demanded:

“Do you have email or a cell phone?”

MacFarlane tweeted that he had never heard a judge “scream at full-voice at a lawyer before,” while the UK Independent reported Reyes excoriated federal counsel for about 15 minutes.

The uproar comes as preservationists and progressive interests challenge the administration, including former Obama ethics lawyer Norm Eisen — who has engineered a “broad legal resistance” to the president through his group Democracy Defenders Fund, according to its mission statement.

Eisen tweeted a victory lap Monday after the court agreed to hear the case in an “emergency’ setting.

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Preservationists argued the administration has not satisfied applicable environmental and historic-preservation requirements.

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The administration disputed that argument, maintaining that the tree removal is authorized NPS landscape management separate from Trump’s proposed links renovation.

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