Trump nominates the Federal Prosecutor at the Court of Appeal in the seventh district

President Trump was nominated on Thursday evening, American lawyer Rebecca Typelson, to work as a judge in the Court of Appeal in the seventh district, making her the sixth candidate from the Federal Appeal Court in his second term.

The President wrote on the social truth: “It is a great honor to nominate Rebecca Typelson to work as a judge in the United States Appeal Court, for the seventh district, in the great state of Wisconsin.” “Rebecca brings a wealth of experience and success, from its time as an assistant lawyer for the United States in the Eastern Province in Wisconsin, and an assistant to the United States’s public lawyer.”

Trump also described the experience of Taibleson after it was listed to the US Supreme Court judges Brett Cavano and Antonin Scalia. In 2018, Tailbleson witnessed a significant way to support the Cavano seat in the Supreme Court.

“You will make Rebecca a wonderful judge defending the constitution without fear, and strongly supports the rule of law,” Trump wrote. “Congratulations Rebecca!”

Taibleson has worked as an American lawyer for the Eastern Region in Wisconsin since 2016, where she was also a major president participating in the appeal department in the office, according to her personal file LinkedIn and the Ministry of Justice.

Trump’s nomination comes after he sent Weslinen Sens. Ron Johnson (PBUH) and Tami Baldwin (D) Trump recommendations are five recommendations to fill a vacant seat in the Court of Appeal in the seventh circle that is scheduled to become vacant in October when Judge Diane Sykes takes a big position, a form of retirement. Typelson was one of five recommendations, although it was in the air whether Trump would go his way to his candidacy, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Johnson said in a post on the X social media platform. “I look forward to its quick confirmation.”