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Democrats walk out of Bove, Pirro meeting as panel advances controversial Trump nominees

UNITED STATES SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, JUL 16 – Democrats protested Emil Bove's nomination amid allegations he urged defying court orders to enforce Trump's immigration policies, while Republicans advanced him in a party-line committee vote.

  • On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Emil Bove’s nomination despite a walkout by Democratic members.
  • Amid the uproar, a complaint details that the Justice Department whistleblower alleges Bove pressured staff to mislead and curse at federal judges, stemming from his defense of Trump’s migrant deportation flights.
  • Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley refused to allow the whistleblower to testify before the vote, while over 900 former DOJ lawyers signed a letter expressing `deep concern` about the nomination.
  • With all GOP senators in agreement, a committee aide told Scripps News, reporting a 12-0 vote.
  • Looking ahead, Bove’s nomination could secure a lifetime seat on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, where Republicans’ 53-47 majority needs four defections to block him.
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anr.news broke the news in on Wednesday, July 16, 2025.
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