Anam Raman Petit

Anam Raman Petit, a former immigration court judge, shares gripping insights on courtroom conditions, where detentions instill fear and chaos disrupt due process. She discusses how recent DOJ policies have intensified the immigration court backlog and eroded legal protections. Joining her, Andrew Weissmann, a former federal prosecutor, delves into the politicization of the DOJ and the implications for the rule of law. Together, they explore how these dynamics impact ordinary Americans seeking justice amid a turbulent political landscape.

Anam Raman Petit, a former immigration court judge, shares her harrowing experiences of courtroom chaos and the chilling impacts of recent policies on immigrants. She discusses the intense emotional toll of her firing and the growing backlog in immigration courts. Andrew Weissmann, a former federal prosecutor, highlights the politicization of the Justice Department and reflects on public indifference to injustices faced by noncitizens. Together, they provide a gripping examination of the erosion of due process and the future of the rule of law in America.

Anam Raman Petit, a former immigration judge, shares her eye-opening experience of being fired and the alarming erosion of due process in U.S. immigration courts. She discusses the chilling effects of masked ICE agents in courtrooms and the emotional toll of judicial removals. Andrew Weissmann, a former lead prosecutor, reveals insights into the assaults on the DOJ under Trump and the personal risks facing legal officials. Together, they explore the bleak reality of legal processes and the future of rule of law in America.