Former American Senate Trump Emile Bouv confirms as a federal judge, despite the concerns of the violations.

The US Senate confirmed on Tuesday, former personal lawyer of President Donald Trump Emile Bouv, as a federal judge, as he installed Trump’s loyalists who headed a loud period in the Ministry of Justice in a decisive appeal court.

The Senate voted among Republicans-the majority of 50-49 to confirm Bove, who was working as a senior official in the Ministry of Justice, to set life to the Court of Appeal in the third American circle, which is based in Philadelphia.

The moderate Republican Senator Lisa Morkovsky from Alaska and Susan Collins from Maine to all Democrats in the opposition.

Bouv overcame a fierce opposition from the Democrats, who came out in protest when the Senate Judicial Committee advanced his candidacy, and more than 900 former employees of the Ministry of Justice, who were accused of undermining the safety of the administration.

“This is a dark, dark day, and it has confirmed a dark vote, and dangerous candidates have confirmed,” said Senator Chuck Schumer, the Great Democrat in the Senate, after the vote.

Pov received support from the Republicans who praised his experience as Earthoi’s federal prosecutor and Trump’s defense lawyer in three criminal cases faced by the president while leaving his post.

“I think it will be diligent, able, estimated and fair.

Complaints

Bove will reaffirm the majority of the Republican appoinals in the Court of Appeal, which hears cases from New Jersey, Dillauer and Pennsylvania.

Bove was in the center of many confrontations with profession officials, as the Trump administration moved strongly to align the department with its priorities.

The former lawyer for the Ministry of Justice, Erise Revini, accused Bouf in complaints about the violations of informing subordinates, in sordid terms, during a meeting in March, that the government may challenge the courts if the judges prevent the Trump administration from using emergency powers to deport migrants.

Bouv told the Senate Committee that he does not remember my statement of such a statement and denied providing advice to the challenge of court orders.

Observations against Bove have emerged from two other people who were not named in the recent days, according to the legislators and public data from lawyers and invitation groups that represent the amounts of violations.

Bouv also ordered the prosecutors to drop a corruption case against the New York mayor Eric Adams, a democratic who planted relationships with Trump, citing the next mayor’s campaign to re -election and help him in the Trump immigration campaign.

This guidance prompted the resignation of 11 public sponsors, including the American lawyer in Manhattan, who accused Bouf of relying on incorrect political considerations and hitting in support of Adams.

Bove argued that rejecting the case is appropriate and denies any deal.

The Senate, which is led by Republicans, began confirming the first batch of Trump from the judicial choices from his second term, in an effort to build on the 234 judicial appointments from his first term that turned the ideological makeup of the federal judiciary into the right.

Judges issued dozens of rulings that have stopped or prohibited Trump’s policies, which are illegal, prompting Trump administration officials to accuse courts of overcoming their authority and thwarting the will of the voters.