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New to Hallmark Movies Now - November

November

Redemption in Cherry Springs (2021) Starring Rochelle Aytes, Keith D. Robinson, and Frankie Faison. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Murder, She Baked: A Deadly Recipe (2016) Starring Alison Sweeney, Cameron Mathison, Barbara Niven, Lisa Durupt, Gabriel Hogan, Juliana Wimbles, Toby Levins, Kristen Robek, and Viv Leacock. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 4 of 5

Garage Sale Mysteries: Murder in D Minor (2018) Starring Lori Loughlin, Sarah Strane, Steve Bacio, Eva Bourne, Connor Stanhope, Kevin O’Grady, and Matthew Harrison. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / movie 15 of 16

Garage Sale Mysteries: Search & Seized (2019) Starring Lori Loughlin, Sarah Strane, Steve Bacio, Eva Bourne, Connor Stanhope, Kevin O’Grady, Matthew Harrison, Johannah Newmarch, and April Telek. Movie 16 of 16

Baby, It’s Cold Outside (2021) Starring Jocelyn Hudon and Steve Lund. Hallmark Channel

Mystery 101: An Education in Murder (2020) Starring Jill Wagner, Kristoffer Polaha, Robin Thomas, Preston Vanderslice, Caitlin Stryker, David Jame Lewis, and Steve Bacic. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 5 of 7

Just in Time for Christmas (2015) Starring Eloise Mumford, Michael Stahl-David, Christopher Llyod, and William Shatner. Hallmark Channel / Hallmark Hall of Fame / Countdown to Christmas

The Christmas Secret (2014) Starring Bethany Joy Lenz, John Reardon, and Susan Hogan. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / The Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas

Paper Angels (2014) Starring Josie Gresiuk and Matthew Settle. UPtv

A Holiday in Harlem (2021) Starring Olivia Washington, Tina Lifford, and Will Adams. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

November 2

Roux the Day: A Gourmet Detective Mystery (2020) Starring Dylan Neal, Brooke V+Burns, Matthew Kevin Anderson, and Bruce Boxleitner. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 5 of 5

Our Christmas Love Song (2019) Starring Alicia Witt and Brendan Hines. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas

The Perfect Catch (2017) Starring Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker. Hallmark Channel / Spring Fling

Christmas Encore (2017) Starring Maggie Lawson and Brennan Elliott. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / The Most Wonderful Movies of Christmas

Trans-Siberian Orchestra Presents: the Ghosts of Christmas Eve The Best of Two and More

A Cookie Cutter Christmas (2014) Starring Erin Krakow, Miranda Frigon, David Haydn-Jones, Jill Morrison, and Lara Soltis. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

November 3

Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday (2021) Starring Kimberly Williams-Paisly, Ashley Williams, Mark Deklin, Keith D. Robinson, and Kevin Nealon. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas / Movie 1 of 2

Christmas in Dollywood (2019) Starring Danica McKellar, Niall Matter, Krystal Lowe, and Dolly Parton. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: A Very Foul Play (2019) Starring Candace Cameron Bure, Niall Matter, Lexa Doig, Marilu Henner, Peter Benson, Miranda Frigon, Dylan Sloane, Ellie Harvie, Catherine Lough Haggquist, Kristen Robek, and Matthew James Dowden. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 12 of 18

Once Upon a Christmas Miracle (2018) Starring Aimee Teegarden, Brett Dalton, Lolita Davidovich, and Steve Basic. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas

A Gingerbread Romance (2018) Starring Tia Mowry-Housley-Hardrict, Duane Henry, and Giles Panton. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

Three Weeks, Three Kids (2011) Starring Anna Chlumsky and Warren Christie. Hallmark Channel

Holiday Engagement (2011) Starring Bonnie Somerville, Jordan Bridges, Shelley Long, Sam McMurray, and Haylie Duff. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

Love, Of Course (2018) Starring Kelly Rutherford and Cameron Mathison. Hallmark Channel / Fall Harvest

November 10

Christmas in Harmony (2021) Starring Ashleigh Muray, Luke James, and Loretta Devine. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

November 17

Under the Autumn Moon (2018) Starring Lindy B both and We Brown. Hallmark Channel / Fall Harvest

A Christmas Melody (2015) Starring Lacey Chabert, Brennan Elliott, Kathy Najimy, and Mariah Carey. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls (2021) Starring Robert Buckley, Ana Ayora, Jonathan Bennett, Brad Harder, Treat Williams, Sharon Lawrence, Michelle Harrison, Matthew James Dowden, and Teryl Rothery. Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas

#new on hmn #hallmark movies #hallmark movies now #hallmark channel #hallmark movies & mysteries #uptv #movies & mistletoe

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screamingforyears · 8 months

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MINI_REVIEW(s): // The review template of choice for the TL;DR Tribe… // ‘THIS HOUSE HAS LEGS’ (@candlepin_records) is the latest album from @dish3d & it finds the Ashville, NC-based trio of Clayton Gibb (bass), Nate Marshall (guitar/vocals) & Chris Simmons (drums) spreading their “plates of fodder” across 7 tracks that coalesce around a hazily jazzed, lurchingly slow_cored & spiritedly emotional brand of IndieRock as heard on opener “Twine” // ‘TOPANGA SWIRL’ (@candlepin_records) is the latest EP from @narasroom & it finds the Brooklyn-based trio of Nara Avakian (vox/guitar), Ethan Nash (bass) & Brendan Jones (drums) bringing the melancholic goods across a 6-track spread featuring all kinds of holistically Hole-esque tunage chockfull of emotively delivered, punchily twee & dream_poppin AltRawk as evidenced on “My Man” // ‘IS IT LIGHT OUT WHERE YOU ARE?’ (@candlepin_records@juliaswarrecs) is the latest EP from @ringingnyc) & it finds the Brookly-based quartet of Colton Walker, @nancymao99@yasskapital & @beaviscouture dropping 6 tracks that burst w/ blistery bluster as they navigate their way thru a barrage of crunchily crunched, emo-tinged & quietly loud SLackerGaze as heard on album highlight “Amethyst” // ‘COOL JUDAS’ is the latest EP from @vincent.christ_ & it finds the London-based duo of multi-instrumentalist/producer V. Christ & drumme @lgcdrummer carving out quite the niche for themselves across 4 tracks that show an incredible eye for aesthetic detail as they vamp around the night wearing dark shades of glass while pushing their big screen saluting, stoically crooned & sax-aided NüWave as evidenced on closer “Painting Silence”

#music #screamingforyears #songs #postpunk #indie #rock #goth #indierock #alternative #aesthetic #albumreview

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intomusings · 3 years

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﹒﹒ male names masterlist !

in honor of my third milestone on here ( thank you sm ) , i’ve decided to release a master list of 400+male names i personally love and think could be used more in the community . this was also requested by a few anons and names will be added to the list frequently . the names are sorted by first letter but not alphabetically within each letter category . if you found this useful , feel free to like or reblog to spread this !

A : alston, ander, adamo, alex, austen, ace, arian, adrian, atlas, augustus, axel, archer, angel, archie, aaron, abel, asher, amir, adriel, andrew, ace, alejandro, arlo, adonis, atticus, abram, ambrose.

B : bryce, bryson, benji, bellamy, banks, bear, beau, bentley, barrett, brody, brayden, bennett, braxton, bowen, briggs, baker, bruce, benson, bristol, boston, brycen, bryant, brock, brendan, bruno, byron, braden, bronson, braeson.

C : colton, cartier, cyrus, caleb, carter, cedric, carson, cohen, calvin, callum, casper, caspius, chase, cole, connor, camden, colt, caden, cash, crew, chance, clayton, cruz, cairo, corbin, colson, cesar, clark.

D : damon, damien, darren, dylan, dominic, declan, dean, dario, drew, dimitri, dakota, dawson, daxton, dante, desmond, denver, dax, deacon, drake, derrick, darius, duke, deandre, dash, dilan, dayton, duncan, dior.

E : eduardo, edward, elias, emilien, evan, easton, everett, emmett, enzo, ezra, elliot, emmanuel, ezekial, elias, emerson, eric, emory, edwin, elian, esteban, edison, emir, everest, eliseo, everley.

F : florencio, flynn, fabio, forester, francis, flynn, fallon, finn, finnick, felix, fernando, finnegan, fabian, ford, forbes, fletcher, fisher, fox, fitz, flint, fulton.

G : giovanni, gage, gomez, grayson, griffin, grant, graham, gavin, grant, gianni, gunner, gideon, gregory, grey, gustavo, guillermo, gentry, gadiel, gabriel.

H : halton, herman, holden, hayes, hudson, hayden, harrison, harlow, harvey, hugo, hank, henley, holland, hamza, hugh, houston, hakeem.

I : isaac, icarius, idris, ian, ivan, isaiah, ismael, ilan, irvin, iain.

J : julian, juniper, joao, joaquim, jordan, jaxton, joshua, josiah, javier, jayden, justin, jonah, jace, jasper, jay, jj, jackson, jeremiah, judah, joel, jensen, jaylen, jonas, jamal.

K : kai, kolton, kaleb, klaus, kyrie, kingston, kayden, king, kobe, knox, kyler, kaden, khalil, kane, killian, keegan, kian, kamden, kieran, keanu, kyland, kareem, kasen,

L : liam, lukas, logan, lucien, lawrence, leo, leighton, leon, lindell, lamar, latrell, larson, lance, levi, luke, landon, luca, lincoln, landon, lorenzo, london, lennox, leonel, lawson, luciano, layton, lux, leroy, lamar.

M : micaiah, mateo, marcell, manny, mac, malcolm, mckay, meechie, matias, mason, maverick, mitch, murphy, miles, malachi, maddox, marshall, malik, moses, marvin, milo.

N : noah, nicolai, nasir, nico, nash, neymar, naveen, nehemiah, nixon, nelson, nigel, niles, nolyn, namir.

O : orlando, ozzy, oliver, omar, orion, otto, odin, otis, oskar, osvaldo, owen.

P : peyton, parker, pearce, prince, preston, porter, pierre, penn, patton, paxton, paolo, pope, percy.

Q : quentin, quinn, quint, quang.

R : roman, rowan, reid, riggs, reece, rafael, ryland, roland, ronan, rhett, rhys, rory, rainer, roscoe, rocco, ryder, ryker, remington, russell, romeo, raiden, ruben, ridge, rex, rudy, remy.

S : sawyer, spencer, salem, salvatore, stefan, samson, sebastian, samuel, santiago, silas, sutton, sterling, sully, sergio, seth, santino, santibel, soren, saint, samir, saul, sal, santos, slater, santino.

T : tyson, tyrin, taylor, teagan, tobias, troye, tristan, tucker, theo, torrento, tanner, travis, tripp, trenton, trey, tomas, talon, thad, terrance, teddy.

U : uriel, ulysesses, umar, urbane, uri, ursel, usher.

V : valencio, victor, valence, valentino, vance, victor, vaughn, vincent, virgil, vernon, vander, vito, vero, villard.

W : wick, walker, weston, wyatt, wolfgang, wells, wilder, wesley, walter, warren, wade, winston, watson, wiley, waylen.

X : xavier, xander, xane, xavion, xavi, xiomar, xackery, xan.

Y : yosef, yosan, york, yasir, yoel, yuri, yannis.

Z : zane, zakhar, zavier, zion, zahir, zev, zeus, zacharias.

#male name masterlist #male names #writing help #name help #rpt #rph #m:masterlist #resources

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nobigneil · 20 days

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Walker v. Brady

#m: hollyoaks #c: simon walker #neil newbon #emmett j scanlan #emmett scanlan #brendan brady #brendan's last dance #brendan hollyoaks #hollyoaks #walker hollyoaks #simon walker #walker v brendan #uk soap #action shot

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seekinghappenstance · 5 years

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In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Tom Holland, Ben Whishaw, Cillian Murphy, Benjamin Walker, Brendan Gleeson

Director: Ron Howard

In the Heart of the Sea is based on a nonfiction book penned by Nathaniel Philbrick and is predicated on real life tragedy of the Essex —a whaling ship that was sunk by a humongous and fearsome white whale. The events later became the inspiration for Herman Melville’s classic novel Moby Dick. The film is set in 19th century, a time when people light up oil lamps using whale oil, especially sperm oil which has been known to be an efficient oil for lighting fuel. During that time, the world loves a good whale oil, leading whaling to become one of the biggest industries. Novelist, Herman Melville (Ben Whishaw) has finally tracked down Tom Nickerson (Tom Holland), after catching wind of the tragedy happened 30 years ago. Nickerson worked as a cabin boy and became a castaway on Essex after being the vessel was annihilated by a herculean sperm. Initially, Nickerson refused to spill the horrific and strange tale, but later changed his mind after his wife intervenes. In Nickerson’s tale, he narrates story about ins and outs on the Essex that focuses mostly on first mate, Owen Chase (Chris Hemsworth).

The veteran whaler, Owen Chase who would like to sign up for the vessel’s captain to participate in whaling. However, the veteran whaler is hired as first mate because of low status. Chase is unsatisfied with the owners’ decision, instead, the title of captain is bestowed upon George Pollard (Benjamin Walker) who comes from a prominent and well-established whaling families. In truth, Pollard is inexperienced. Anything happens In the heart of the sea never rains but pours. First, the first mate and the captain always have conflicts due to Chase being discontented for not receiving the title of captain and Pollard being jealous of Chase’s skills on the ship. Suddenly, no one seems to put their differences aside to work together to hunt down more whales at new place. Whaling is not always full of joie de vivre. The crews are quick to learn that the mythical herculean white whale is aggressive. The creature damages and overturns the ship, unscrupulously and vehemently. Many crews have been killed by drowning and falling debris. Of course, the whole ship is on fire fueled by whale oil which nearly kill them. As a result, those who are survived from whale attack are stranded at sea and sustained by limited food and water until they have to be cannibalistic after running out of supplies. From standoff adversaries to whaling yarn to survival tale, the transition is dramatic because no one would have thought that whaling can go wrong with crews on huge ship.

Here’s a few honorable moments I’d like to mention from the film. One of my favorite scenes is when Nickerson is commanded by Chase to crawl into the gory hole of a whale with a bucket to collect the precious oil as the teenager is the smallest size of crew member. While filling up the bucket Nickerson almost throw up (same when I was watching), imagine how strong the smell would be inside the whale’s hole (it might smell like fish and blood). The scene looks disgusting (as it should be), according to the Holland, the goriness and blood are actually made of jello.

The next scene is cannibalism. This is the scene that I did not see it coming as I was expecting the castaways were able to make their ways back home before taking survival to the most extreme. The idea of cannibalism starts to burgeon after one of the crew members has died on whaling boat. They have shown hesitation, reluctance, and sadness before they cannibalize the crew member whom they perceive him as one of their dearest comrades. However, we don’t get to see them chewing on the dead man body which may have earned the film an Oscar nomination. If the scene actually exists I’d think their emotions are going to be melancholic and powerful as they require mettle and daring in order to survive.

The other scene is a pure sadness that brings friendship and brotherhood to another level. The indefatigable friendship between first mate, Owen Chase and second mate, Matthew Joy (Cillian Murphy). Chase is the first who discovers Joy’s head injuries after Essex was destroyed by the white whale. The aftermath has caused serious injuries on Joy’s head that Joy tries to hide it from his crew members, however, Chase eventually found out everything after questioning Joy many times. Days later, the crew members have found an isolated island and quickly learned that the island is inhabited where there is no sources. Before the crew members left, Joy has made the decision to stay as he is too emaciate and weak to leave. Chase tries to comfort Joy by reminding him that they are going home soon, hopping to change his mind and he doesn’t. Chase did his best to comfort Joy by promising that he will send boat to him, then he will play cards with him when he gets home, (probably) knowing that Joy will pass away very soon. Ugh, my heart is with you, Matthew. Here’s the most saddest scene in the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Es-7__fJn8

Overall, the movie is great at story-telling but it is lacking the vision but it is not too bad with many amazing scenes and acting skills. However, this film flops with $11 million box office debut. The only answer is that the film being released alongside Star Wars: The force Awakens. Undoubtedly, Star Wars has created an universal brand that holds a special place in many people’s hearts and Moby Dick is just a classic novel that no many people can be able to recall. Considering that Moby Dick stories may be new to many of us including myself and this is why lightsaber is more appealing to all gen. On the contary, I still find the high budget film In the heart of the sea is one of the genuine story-telling movies.

#movie review #movie critique #in the heart of the sea #chris hemsworth #tom holland #cillian murphy #ben whishaw #adventure #drama #adventure-drama film #Happenstance Found

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myattorneyusa · 3 years

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34 New Immigration Judges Sworn in During October and December 2020

On October 9, 2020, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) announced the investiture of 20 new immigration judges [link] at immigration courts across the country. On December 18, 2020, the EOIR announced the investiture of an additional 14 immigration judges. The October announcement explained that “[s]ince Jan. 20, 2017, the [Department of Justice] has increased EOIR's immigration judge corps from 306 to 520 adjudicators — an increase of nearly 70 percent.” In this post, we will consolidate the October 9 and December 18 immigration judge investiture announcements, covering all 34 new immigration judges and listing the immigration courts on which they will serve. Each of the 34 new immigration judges was appointed by now-former U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr.

We will draw the list of judges and their basic biographical information from the EOIR's articles for October 9 [link] and December 18 [link].

Abbreviations Used in this Article

Many of the new immigration judges worked in various capacities for the DHS and DOJ prior to their appointments to the immigration bench. Below, you will find a list of abbreviations that we will use in their biographies, where necessary.

DOJ = Department of Justice

DHS = Department of Homeland Security

ICE = Immigration and Customs Enforcement

CBP = U.S. Customs and Border Protection

USCIS = U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

OCC = Office of Chief Counsel

OPLA = Office of Principal Legal Advisor

Immigration Courts Welcoming New Judges

Below, you will find the full list of immigration courts that welcomed new immigration judges in the October 9 and December 18 announcements. We will indicate in a parenthetical the courts that received multiple new immigration judges. We will use square brackets to indicate the state each immigration court is located in.

The three immigration court locations in Manhattan — Broadway, Federal Plaza, and Varick Street, received 10 new immigration judges combined between the October and December announcements.

Adelanto Immigration Court [CA]

Atlanta — W. Peachtree Street Immigration Court [GA]

Batavia Immigration Court [NY]

Chicago Immigration Court [IL]

Cleveland Immigration Court [OH]

Dallas Immigration Court [TX]

El Paso Immigration Court [TX]

Falls Church Immigration Adjudication Center [VA]

Fort Worth Immigration Adjudication Center [TX]

Harlingen Immigration Court [TX]

Houston Immigration Court [TX] (2)

Houston — S. Gessner Road Immigration Court [TX]

Imperial Immigration Court [CA]

Los Angeles — Olive Immigration Court [CA]

New York — Broadway Immigration Court [NY] (7)

New York — Federal Plaza Immigration Court [NY]

New York — Varick Immigration Court [NY] (2)

Otay Mesa Immigration Court [CA] (2)

Otero Immigration Court [NM]

Philadelphia Immigration Court [PA]

Port Isabel Immigration Court [TX]

San Antonio Immigration Court [TX]

San Francisco Immigration Court [CA] (2)

Seattle Immigration Court [WA]

New Judge for Adelanto Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Ravit R. Halperin (December Investiture)

2000-2020: Private practice (2008-2020 as the founder of an immigration law firm)

1992: Earned J.D. from the City University of New York Law School

New Judge for the Atlanta — W. Peachtree Street Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Blake L. Doughty (October Investiture)

2019-2020: Deputy chief counsel, OCC, OPLA, ICE, DHS in Atlanta, Georgia

2015-2019: Assistant chief counsel, OCC, OPLA, ICE, DHS in Atlanta and Lumpkin, Georgia

2014-2014: Local prosecutor

2009-2014: U.S. Army judge advocate

2008: Earned J.D. from Roger Williams University School of Law

New Judge for the Batavia Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Robert P. Driscoll (October Investiture)

1998-2020: Local prosecutor in Athens, Ohio

1993-1998: Private practice

1993: Earned J.D. from Capital University Law School

New Judge for the Chicago Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Brendan Curran (October Investiture)

2007-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OCC, OPLA, ICE, DHS in Chicago, Illinois

1999-2007: Local prosecutor in Cook County, Illinois

1994-1999: Served as an officer in the Judge Advocate General's Corps of the U.S. Navy

1994: Earned J.D. from DePaul University College of Law

New Judge for the Cleveland Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Donald Pashayan (December Investiture)

2012-2020: Assistant U.S. attorney in the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force of the District of Arizona

2003-2012: Assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern District of Ohio and in the Middle District of Florida

2002-2002: Private practice

1999-2002: Judge advocate in the U.S. Navy

1999: Earned J.D. from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law

1994-1999: Police officer

New Judge for the Dallas Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Glen R. Hines

1997-Present: Judge advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps

2018-2020: Civilian legal counsel and policy advisor for the U.S. Department of Defense

2014-2018: Circuit military judge

2012-2014: Assistant U.S. attorney for the Western District of Arkansas

2005: Earned Master of Laws degree from the George Washington University School of Law

1994: Earned J.D. from the University of Arkansas

New Judge for the El Paso Immigration Court

Immigration Judge James J. Miller Jr.

1998-2020: Chief assistant U.S. Attorney for the U.S. Attorney's Office, Western District of Texas, Pecos Division, in Alpine, Texas

1994-1998: Senior Defense Counsel, Trial Defense Service, U.S. Army Judge Advocate General Corps

1990-1994: Attorney and prosecutor with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General Corps

Earned J.D. from Hamline University School of Law

New Judge for the Falls Church Immigration Adjudication Center

Immigration Judge Robert M. Lewandowski (December Investiture)

1986-2020: Judge advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps

2004-2020: Chief of staff, special assistant and senior advisor, for the U.S. Border Patrol, CBP, DHS, in the District of Columbia

1996-1994: Sector counsel for the Laredo, Texas Sector, U.S. Border Patrol, CBP, DHS

1989: Earned J.D. from the College of William and Mary

New Judge for the Fort Worth Immigration Adjudication Center

Immigration Judge Randall L. Fulke (October Investiture)

1990-2020: Assistant U.S. attorney at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Texas

1988-2018: U.S. Army Reserve, Judge Advocate General's Corps

1986-1990: Assistant district attorney for Lubbock and Midland Counties, in Texas

1984-1985: Private Practice

1984: Earned J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law

New Judge for the Harlingen Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Mark K. Brooks (December Investiture)

2019-2020: Special trial attorney, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in Arlington, Virginia, on detail from USCIS

2017-2020: Immigration officer, Fraud Detection National Security Directorate, USCIS, DHS.

2012-2016: Private practice

2005-2012: Attorney advisor, Office of Chief Counsel, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), DHS, in the District of Columbia

2001-2004: State prosecutor serving in Maryland

1986-2001: Private practice

1986: Earned J.D. from the Antioch School of Law

Two New Judges for the Houston Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Joshua D. Osbourn (October Investiture)

2016-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OCC, OPL, ICE, DHS, in Los Angeles (Adelanto)

2009-2016: Local prosecutor in Arizona

2008: Earned J.D. from the University of Kansas, School of Law

Immigration Judge Christopher M. Schumann (October Investiture)

2000-2020: Attorney and military judge with the U.S. Air Force

2005: Earned Master of Laws from the Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School

1999: Earned J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law

New Judge for the Houston — S. Gessner Road Immigration Court

Immigration Judge DeLana M. Jones (October Investiture)

2013-2020: Special assistant U.S. attorney and assistant U.S. attorney in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia

2010-2013: Law clerk for U.S. Magistrate Judge Linda T. Walker, Northern District of Georgia, in Atlanta

2006-2010: Private practice

2006: Earned J.D. from Harvard Law School

New Judge for the Imperial Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Jeffrey V. Muñoz (December Investiture)

1995-2020: Active duty in the Marine Corps; including as a criminal defense attorney, prosecutor, general counsel, and military trial judge

2003: Earned J.D. from the University of Arizona College of Law

New Judge for the Los Angeles — Olive Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Wilbur Lee (October Investiture)

1998-2020: Judge advocate in the U.S. Marine Corps; including service as a military judge

2010: Earned Master of Laws from the Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School

1997: Earned J.D. from the Southwestern University School of Law

Seven New Immigration Judges for the Broadway — New York Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Erin L. Alexander (December Investiture)

2004-present: U.S. Navy in various active duty and reserve capacities, including as a judge advocate

2014-2020: Assistant district attorney in the New York County District Attorney's Office (Manhattan)

2012-2014: Private Practice

2010: Earned J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center

Immigration Judge John P. Burns (December Investiture)

2016-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in New York

2013-present: Officer in the Judge Advocate General's Corps of the New York Army National Guard

2010-2016: Attorney at the Social Security Administration

2009: Earned J.D. from Fordham University School of Law

Immigration Judge Edward P. Grogan (October Investiture)

2000-2020: Assistant U.S. attorney at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of New York

1994-2020: U.S. army judge advocate general officer

1993: Private practice

1992: Earned J.D. from Albany Law School

1984-1988: Army infantry officer

Immigration Judge Dawn M. Kulick (December Investiture)

2016-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in Miami and Philadelphia

2014-2016: Judicial law clerk for U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrea M. Simonton, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida

Before 2014: Assistant state attorney in the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office; Private practice

2003: Earned J.D. from New York Law School

1993-2001: Worked in corporate world, including for a publishing house

Immigration Judge Shirley Lazare-Raphael (December Investiture)

2019-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in New York

2001-2019: Private practice

2000: Earned J.D. from Brooklyn Law School

Immigration Judge Tanawa Lebreton (October Investiture)

2006-2020: Private practice in various positions; including 2017-2020 stint as practice group director with Inland Counties Legal Services, and 2008-2009 stint as staff attorney with Catholic Legal Services

2006: Earned J.D. from Ave Maria School of Law

Immigration Judge James R. McKee (October Investiture)

2018-2020: Chief, Foreign Law Branch, Department of Defense, in Germany and Florida

2016-2018: Served with the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, DOJ

2012: Earned Master of Laws from the Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School

1994-2016: U.S. Army judge advocate in multiple positions

1989-2013: Enlisted infantry soldier in the New York Army National Guard

1991-1993: Clerk for the 60th Judicial District Court of Common Please, in Pike County, Pennsylvania

1991: Earned J.D. from the Syracuse University School of Law

New Judge for the New York — Federal Plaza Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Maria T. Ubarri (December Investiture)

2010-2020: State trial court judge in Puerto Rico

1995-2010: Private practice

1994-1995: Policy advisor to the Governor of Puerto Rico

1993: Legislative assistant for the Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico, U.S. House of Representatives

1991: Earned J.D. from the University of Puerto Rico Law School

Two New Judges for the New York — Varick Street Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Richard H. Drucker (December Investiture)

1981-2020: Private practice in Cleveland, Ohio

1981: Earned J.D. from Cleveland State University

Immigration Judge Thomas J. Mungoven (October Investiture)

2004-2020: Private practice; including 2004-2008 stint as staff attorney at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Newark Immigrant and Refugee Services Division

2004: Earned J.D. from Saint John's University School of Law

Two New Judges for the Otay Mesa Immigration Court

Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Colleen M. Glaser-Allen (October Investiture)

2018-2020: Chief trial judge of the Navy-Marine Corps Trial Judiciary

2016-2018: Served at the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals, including from 2017-2018 as chief appellate judge

1995-2020: Active duty judge advocate in the U.S. Navy-Marine Corps

2007: Earned Master of Laws from the George Washington University Law School

1995: Earned J.D. from the University of Illinois College of Law at Urbana-Champaign

Immigration Judge Samantha L. Begovich (December Investiture)

1996-2020: Deputy district attorney for the Office of the District Attorney, San Diego, California

1994-1996: Trial attorney for the Civil Rights Division, Criminal Section, Department of Justice

1994: Special assistant U.S. attorney at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia

1994: Earned J.D. from Stanford Law School

New Judge for the Otero Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Ralph E. Girvin Jr. (October Investiture)

2018-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OCC, OPLA, ICE, DHS in El Paso, Texas

2016-2018: Assistant U.S. attorney for the Western District of Texas

2000-2016: Assistant attorney and chief of the Civil and Criminal Divisions, for the County of El Paso, Texas

1996-1999: Assistant district attorney for the 34th Judicial District of Texas

1995: Earned J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law

1986-1992: Served in the U.S. Army Reserve and Texas Army National Guard

New Judge for the Philadelphia Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Patrick J. Ehlers (October Investiture)

2015-2020: Assistant U.S. attorney in Portland, Oregon; also resident legal advisor for the DOJ's Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development

1998-2015: Assistant federal public defender in Portland, Oregon and previously in various locations in Oklahoma

1996-1998: Public defender in Oklahoma

1995-1996: Judicial assistant to judge for the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals

1993-1995: Post-conviction defense counsel for the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System

1993: Earned J.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Law

New Judge for the Port Isabel Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Jefferson B. Brown (October Investiture)

1994-2020: Chief circuit trial judge, deputy circuit trial judge, appellate judge, trial judge, staff judge advocate, deputy staff judge advocate, appellate defense counsel, trial defense counsel, and prosecutor for the U.S. Air Force; retired with rank of colonel

1993: Earned J.D. from Vanderbilt Law School

New Judge for the San Antonio Immigration Court

Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Charles P. Koutras (October Investiture)

1997-present: Judge advocate for the U.S. Navy in active and reserve capacities

2006-2020: Attorney for U.S. Army South at Fort Sam Houston, Texas

2002-2004: Assistant city attorney for San Antonio, Texas

1997: Earned J.D. from St. Mary's University

Two New Immigration Judges for the San Francisco Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Samuel Y. Kim (December Investiture)

2018-2020: Private practice in San Francisco, California

2014-2018: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in San Francisco, California

2013-2014: Private practice in San Francisco, California

2011-2013: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in Los Angeles, California

2006-2011: Active duty as a judge advocate for the Marine Corps Forces Reserve

2004-2005: Private practice

2004: Earned J.D. from Washington University in Saint Louis School of Law

Immigration Judge Jason R. Masterson (December Investiture)

2011-2020: Active duty judge advocate in the U.S. Navy

2011-2013: Prosecutor and special assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California

2010: Earned J.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Law

2009-2010: Cincinnati Prosecutor's office

2008-2009: Fellow with the Ohio Innocence Project

2004-2007: Substance abuse and mental illness case manager for non-profit

New Judge for the Seattle Immigration Court

Immigration Judge Hayden Windrow

2020: Trial attorney, District Court Section, Office of Immigration Litigation, DOJ

2015-2020: Assistant chief counsel, OPLA, ICE, DHS, in New York

2005-2015: Judicial law clerk at multiple Article III Courts

2005: Earned J.D. from New York University School of Law

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