A federal judge just stood up for due process and the integrity of our legal system — and it deserves recognition. The court rejected the Trump administration’s attempt to punish an immigration attorney for zealously defending his client, making clear that good-faith legal arguments are not grounds for sanctions. In her ruling, the judge affirmed a fundamental principle: lawyers must be free to advocate for their clients — especially in high-stakes cases involving deportation and individual rights. This decision protects the right to fair representation and ensures that attorneys can challenge the government without fear of retaliation. Our justice system depends on strong legal advocacy, even when arguments are difficult or unpopular. Without it, due process breaks down. Add your name to applaud this ruling and stand up for the right to legal defense, fairness, and the rule of law.