Former Department of Justice (DOJ) immigration judge Tania Nemer sued Attorney General Pam Bondi after the government said she was fired because President Donald Trump had the right to discriminate against her sex.

In a lawsuit filed on Monday, Nemer said that Trump had ordered her fired just 15 days after taking office, even though she "received the highest possible performance rating."

Nemer, a dual citizen of Lebanon, ran for a judicial office in Ohio as a Democrat before seeking federal employment. She argued that Trump had discriminated against her based on sex, national origin, and past political activities.

After filing a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), Nemer was told "that Title VII does not constrain discriminatory dismissal against immigration judges b

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