The Trump administration’s purge of immigration judges across the U.S. continued Friday, as two more judges from Concord’s immigration court were fired, according to sources with knowledge of the terminations.

Both judges – Florence Chamberlain and Roberta Wilson – were hired in November 2023 under the Biden administration, and on the verge of making it through the two-year probationary period of their employment. Each of them had previous experience representing immigrants before their appointments to the bench.

In Sacramento, Immigration Judge Alison Daw was also fired, according to multiple sources.

Across the United States, more than 100 immigration judges have either been fired or resigned since President Donald Trump took office in January, according to the International Federatio

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