Indian woman's lawyer appointed to the US Court of Appeal: Chancellor Trump ordered

WASHINGTON: President Trump has appointed an Indian-origin lawyer named Niomi Rao as a judge of the United States Court of Appeals. Brett Khatuna, who was sexually harassed last month in the United States, was appointed as a Supreme Court judge. Prior to that, he served as a judge in the Columbia Circuit Court. It is considered to be the highest court of appeal in the United States after the Supreme Court. In this regard, President Trump had ordered appointment of Neoi Rao (45), an Indian-origin woman of Indian origin for a vacant judge. He declared this in a Diwali celebration at the White House. Following this, Nomomi's appointment orders were sent to the Senate approval.

Neimi Rao's parents Jernin Rao from India, Jahangir Narasong Rao. The Parsi couple became immigrants in the United States. Neimi, who was born there, studied at the school in Michigan. After graduating from Yale University, she studied law at the Chicago Law College. Subsequently, he worked as a law professor at the George Mason University. She is currently serving as the Office of Communications and Regulatory Affairs in the United States. If the Senate assures that he was appointed as a judge, he may serve as a court of appeals for life. Prior to this, the Indian descent of Indian origin was appointed to the court during the Obama regime in the court