BREAKING: Judge Disqualifies Trump Appointee Bill Essayli as First Assistant US Attorney in California
A federal judge on Tuesday disqualified Trump appointee Bill Essayli as the First Assistant US Attorney in California. The post BREAKING: Judge Disqualifies Trump Appointee Bill Essayli as First Assistant US Attorney in California appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
A federal judge has disqualified Bill Essayli, a Trump appointee, from serving as the First Assistant US Attorney in California, citing an unlawful overstay of his temporary appointment. This is not the first time Judge John Seabright has ruled against Essayli’s tenure in the role. Essayli, a strong Trump supporter known for prosecuting illegal aliens and criminals, stated his disagreement with the order and indicated an intent to appeal, with the case possibly heading to the Supreme Court.
- Federal Judge John Seabright disqualified Trump appointee Bill Essayli as First Assistant US Attorney in California.
- The judge ruled Essayli unlawfully overstayed his 120-day temporary appointment.
- This follows a previous ruling in October where Essayli was disqualified as Acting US Attorney but allowed to continue as First Assistant.
- Essayli, a prosecutor described as effective in carrying out Trump’s ‘law and order’ agenda, plans to appeal the decision.
- The order is automatically stayed, allowing the government to seek a full stay pending appeal, with the Supreme Court potentially deciding the matter.
- The article mentions similar disqualifications of other Trump-appointed US Attorneys, including Sigal Chattah and Alina Habba, due to issues with bypassing Senate confirmation.
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