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Senate tees up final vote on controversial appeals court nominee Emil Bove

UNITED STATES SENATE, JUL 24 – Emil Bove’s nomination faces bipartisan resistance due to his Trump defense role and whistleblower allegations, with key senators opposing his lifetime appeals court appointment.

  • Earlier this week, the Senate voted to move forward with Emil Bove's nomination for a lifetime judgeship on the federal appellate court serving the Third Circuit.
  • Bove, a former Trump defense attorney and current senior DOJ official, faces opposition due to a whistleblower's claim he urged defying court orders to advance deportations.
  • Democrats and some Republicans criticize Bove's temperament and record, citing his involvement in dismissing Jan. 6 prosecutors and attempts to drop charges against a mayor.
  • Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Bove 'the extreme of the extreme' and 'Trump's worst judicial nominee to date,' while Bove denied all allegations under oath.
  • The nomination's advancement has sparked significant controversy and calls for accountability, with uncertainty remaining over when the Senate will vote again on confirmation.
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npr broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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