Ian Millhiser

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I'm Ian Millhiser.

I cover the Supreme Court here for Vox.

You recently wrote about a Department of Justice lawyer named Julie Lee, who, as I understand it, looked a federal judge in the eye and said, this job sucks.

What happened?

Yeah, she said more than that.

At one point, she said that, like, sometimes she wants the judge to hold her in contempt so she can get a night's sleep.

So, yeah, what happened here is that Lee was an attorney for the Department of Homeland Security.

She volunteered to take an assignment with the U.S.

Attorney's Office in Minneapolis, which is handling this enormous crush of cases caused by the ICE occupation in Minneapolis.

The workload they gave her was just insane, completely unmanageable by any one attorney.

She apparently was assigned to 88 cases in a single month.

And, you know, that incredible workload that was placed on one lawyer turns out to be a microcosm for a lot of the dysfunction that is happening in Minneapolis.

88 cases.