Originally published at: Trump Admin Confirms 91 Wrongful Deportations of Asylum Seekers
BALTIMORE—In a stunning courtroom admission, a Justice Department lawyer told a federal judge Monday that the Trump administration has identified 91 cases where asylum seekers were deported despite a court-ordered class action settlement barring them from being removed before their asylum applications were adjudicated. The dramatic increase in the number of known wrongful deportations in…
The Trump regime’s lawyers are having trouble keeping straight all their lies.
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The Trump regime wants to take away what previous Presidents have authorized. And if the SC allows this then…well shit and show will be used to describe the situation.
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Just as those cabinet members who give different answers to questions on camera, the doj lawyers are following suit. Nobody in that building knows what the f* they are doing and each one gives a lie bigger than the previous so called lawyer.
They will have a hard time finding a new job anywhere if they list the DOJ on their resume.
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Outrageous doesn’t even begin to describe this but it is a start. Makes me wonder if the number is really only 91 or much higher.
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And the judge’s response is that they need better communication protocols? How about someone from DoJ sits in jail until they can provably get their facts straight.
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Won’t be any better once they start hiring recent grads out of law school to handle immigration cases when they’ve never filed a brief before.
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D*mn Straight. No disrespect to Judge Gallagher but I am fracking tired of all this troubling/ deeply concerned/ Senator Collins BS. Will some Federal Judge follow the example of Judge Emmet G. Sullivan and DO SOMETHING. It would be nice.
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My fantasy is that a pissed-off judge not only holds a DOJ lawyer in contempt, but moves them to different jails where they cannot be easily located. Karma.
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Poetic justice would say an immigration detention facility.
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