
Patricia Millet
Patricia Millet is a U.S. District Judge for the District of Columbia, known for her strong stances on civil rights and administrative law. In a recent case concerning the deportation of Venezuelan migrants, she criticized the Trump administration, drawing parallels between the treatment of the deportees and the rights afforded to Nazi individuals during World War II. Millet emphasized that the deported individuals were denied the opportunity to contest their removal, highlighting the importance of due process and legal representation in immigration proceedings.
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According to Judge Patricia Millet, 'each president is a temporary tenant, not the owner, of the White House and its Executive Residence'.
Trump put a wrecking-ball through the East Wing – and through democratic norms | Francine ProseJudge Patricia Millet explained the majority decision regarding the ballroom construction.
US court halts construction of Trump’s $400m White House ballroom – The Irish TimesJudge Patricia Millet explained that each President is a temporary tenant of the White House.
Appeals court halts construction of Trump’s $400m White House ballroom | Donald TrumpPatricia Millet criticized the treatment of deportees under the law.
“Ser venezolano en Estados Unidos ya es un delito”: el terror de ser deportado a la megacárcel de El Salvador | Inmigración en Estados UnidosPatricia Millet, one of the judges appointed by the Democrats, questioned the decision regarding the treatment of deported migrants.
Donald Trump declara ‘secreto de Estado’ los vuelos de venezolanos deportados a El Salvador | Internacional | NoticiasPatricia Millet criticized the Trump administration for the deportation of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang.
S nacistami v USA zaobchádzali lepšie, reagovala sudkyňa na deportácie migrantov






















