DOJ tries to bar Minnesota judges from immigration cases after comments about Trump

The Justice Department is seeking to remove two federal judges in Minnesota from separate immigration-related cases, arguing that comments they made to the New York Times about immigration enforcement raise questions about their impartia…
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