The Department of Justice has ordered the removal of two federal judges from immigration cases after their public comments were deemed unacceptably irresponsible. Critics argue that the judges' remarks could affect their impartiality in ongoing cases. The move has sparked a debate over judicial impartiality, with some questioning the judges' ability to remain unbiased.
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