President Trump on Thursday evening nominated Assistant American Attorney Rebecca Tibelson to work as a judge in the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, making him a sixth Federal Appeal Court candidate of his second term.
The President wrote, “It is my great honor to nominate Rebecca Taibelson to serve as a judge in the Great State of Visconsin, as a judge in the United States Court of Appeals, for the seventh circuit. It is my great honor,” the President wrote. Social on truth. “Rebecca brings the treasure of experience and success, from its time to the eastern district of Visconsin as the United States Attorney and in the east, as an assistant to the Solicitor General of the United States.”
Trump also postponed Taibelson’s experience Clerk done For us, Justice Brett Kawanugh and Antonin Skalia of the Supreme Court. Telbalson in 2018 Especially testimony In support of Kawanug’s seat in the Supreme Court.
Trump wrote, “Rebecca will make a magnificent judge who will fearlessly defend the constitution, and maintain the rule of law firmly.” “Congratulations Rebecca!”
Taibson has served as an assistant American Attorney for Eastern District Wisconsin since 2016, where he is also a co-main for the appellate division of the office, according to his LinkedIn Profile and Justice Department.
Trump’s enrollment comes after the Wisconsin Sensor. Ron Johnson (R) and Tammy Baldwin (D) sent five recommendations to Trump to fill an vacant seat on the 7th Circuit Court of appeal, which is scheduled to be vacant in October when Judge Dimye Cyx takes a senior status, a form of semi-retirement. Taibelson was one of the five recommendations, although it was in the air whether Trump would go on his own way, According to Milwauki Journal Sentinel.
Johnson said, “Ms. Taibalson is an excellent option to serve as a judge in the seventh circuit court of appeals.” In a post X on social media platforms praised the nomination. “I look forward to his sharp confirmation.”
