Originally published at: EXCLUSIVE: Judge Orders DOJ to Get Answers On Wrongful Removals
BALTIMORE—A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to be prepared to provide answers in court on Monday after surprise testimony this week that more than 100 asylum seekers were deported in violation of a court-approved settlement agreement. On Friday — Day 2 of what was supposed to be a one-day hearing but will now stretch…
As bad as everything has been described-then this!!!
No fucking way that a hotel in Baltimore didn’t have paper, or there wasn’t anywhere to by a pad a paper.
Then here in the electronic age, which I only have my toes in, what about his phone or iPad?
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“I have concerns about the counsel’s duty of candor to the court.”
As do we all, sister. As do we all. It’s nice to see a government official speak of duty to candor. It gets right to the point.
What duty do you hold higher than your duty to God and the nation’s Constitution?
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Thank you David.
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Thank you David Kurtz.
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On Friday — Day 2 of what was supposed to be a one-day hearing but will now stretch to three days — U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher demanded that the Justice Department “get to the bottom” of what happened. She also raised for the first time concerns she has about government attorneys potentially not abiding by their duty of candor to the court.
I would like to respectfully warn Your Honor that with this lot, there may not BE a bottom. Every time I think they’ve reached it, they manage to go still lower.
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I really appreciate the jurists pushing the DoJ, but i really wish they would stop giving these people leeway. I want it tomorrow, not two weeks from now. I want sanctions on these lawyers, many of which are not really to blame, it’s Blanche and Bondi etc, and they need to explain their leadership that has led to this, also tomorrow.
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Well she is “concerned” so there’s that.