So, this week, the DOJ filed a lawsuit against New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill over her executive order prohibiting federal agents from arresting people in “nonpublic areas of state property, such as correctional facilities and courthouses,” as WHYY-FM reported. Besides the hypocrisy of filing this lawsuit when this is the same DOJ that just recently announced Trump’s executive order shutting down a national database to track misconduct incidents involving federal agents — the Justice Department failed to spell its defendant’s name correctly the majority of times her name is mentioned in its legal filing, a fact that was first pointed out by Politico’s Matt Friedman.
Indeed, at least five times, the DOJ spelled Governor Sherrill’s name “Sherill,” which wouldn’t be a big deal if we were talking about a social media post, or even a private email, but it shouldn’t happen when the nation’s top legal department is filing a lawsuit in federal court.
Unless, of course, we’re talking about this DOJ, which has spent the last 13 months serving as an extension of Trump’s Bargain Basement-ass administration.
According to the New York Times, judges have demanded answers from DOJ lawyers about why their orders continue to be violated by federal agents at least 35 times since August 2025.
So, just to recap: The Trump administration doesn’t want federal agents held accountable, but it does want them to run wild and unaccountable wherever they’re deployed. Meanwhile, the DOJ, which is comprised of Trump stooges and woefully incompetent lawyers, can’t seem to do anything right, including checking to make sure the name of the person it is suing is spelled right.