The Ministry of Justice official Emile Bouv by Trump for life

president Donald Trump Emile Bouv, a former defense lawyer, is considering the Vacan of the American Appeals Court-a controversial nomination that will come with the continued attack of the so-called “activist” judges to block his agenda.

Bove, 44, among those who think about Trump at the American Court of Appeal for the Third Chamber, which covers the state of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Dillauer.

There are currently two vacancies on the field – which increases the chances that Trump may increase the name Bove. If it is confirmed, it will serve an appointment for life on Federal bench seats.

The familiar sources say that Bove is not the only one to be considered, and it is believed that the talks are in the early stages.

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Before installing it in the Ministry of Justice, Pov spent nearly 10 years as an American public prosecutor for the southern region of New York.

He also defended Trump in two of his criminal trials after his first term at the White House.

In each of these roles and in the Ministry of Justice, the arduous BOVE tactics reinforced his reputation as a strong, loyal and sometimes leader.

In the Ministry of Justice, Bouv has emerged as a man behind some of the most controversial measures in the administration – which prompted some officials to resign instead of carrying out driving orders.

Soon after assuming his post, he sent a note that threatens state and city officials on criminal charges or civil penalties if they fail to comply with the repression of the Trump administration to immigrate or walk in their orders to implement.

“The federal law prohibits the actors in the states and the local magazine, resistance, obstruction, and failure to comply with orders related to legal immigration,” Bov said in the memo.

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Bove was from Federal prosecutors commanded For the southern region of New York to submit an application to reject the charges against New York City, Eric Adams.

This prompted a series of resignation from employees, including the representation of the American lawyer of the department, Daniel Sasson, to leave the Ministry of Justice instead of dropping the case.

Bouv, along with Edward Sullivan of the General Integrity Department of the Ministry of Justice, eventually signed the proposal.

Fox News also mentioned earlier this year It was behind it A comprehensive questionnaire was sent to the FBI agents who clarify their roles in the investigations on January 6.

Questions ranged from the participation of the agents in any memoranda of calling the major arbitration committee to whether the agents are working or responding to threads from another field office for the FBI or if they worked as a state of investigations.

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former Ministry of Justice Officials have indicated fears that the investigation or any retaliatory measures are implemented as a result that may have a chilling effect on the FBI work, including more than 52 separate offices.

In particular, the group cited the request of the Deputy Prosecutor at that time, Emile Bouv, by ending the senior leadership team for the entire Federal Investigation Office and the assistant manager responsible for the field office in Washington.

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Bove will face a very uncertain path to confirm if nominated. The news comes at a time when Democrats were highly raising what they were arguing is Trump’s attempts to confirm loyalists to wear the Ministry of Justice and the FBI.

The White House Ministry did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.