Originally published at: Trump Admin Faces Deadline To Return Wrongly Deported Man
A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM’s Morning Memo. Sign up for the email version. Deadline: 11:59 p.m. ET In a dramatic series of court rulings and reactions Friday and into the weekend, the mistaken deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia leapfrogged the Alien Enemies Act deportations as the case…
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The Stock Market’s Fear Gauges Point to a Bounce, Not a Bottom
The ingredients are in place for a ‘sucker’s rally’ in stocks
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Don’t get suckered in.
ETA: WTF is going on with formatting. Especially on mobile!
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Reposting.
Folks still grasping at any good news.
But,
nobody can find the source of that quote, so the dow is now red again. what a day. - commenter.
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The sabotage at Social Security continues…
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/04/07/social-security-website-crashes-musk-trump/
From Lisa Rein at the Washington Post:
Retirees and disabled people are facing chronic website outages and other access problems as they attempt log in to their online Social Security accounts, even as they are being directed to do more of their business with the agency online. The website has crashed repeatedly in recent weeks, with outages lasting anywhere from 20 minutes to almost a day, according to six current and former officials with knowledge of the issues. Even when the site is back online, many customers have not been able to sign in to their accounts – or have logged in only to find information missing. For others, access to the system has been slow, requiring repeated tries to get in. The problems come as the Trump administration’s cost-cutting team, led by Elon Musk, has imposed a downsizing that’s led to 7,000 job cuts and is preparing to push out thousands more employees at an agency that serves 73 million Americans. The new demands from Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service include a 50 percent cut to the technology division responsible for the website and other electronic access.
Many of the network outages appear to be caused by an expanded fraud check system imposed by the DOGE team, current and former officials said. The technology staff did not test the new software against a high volume of users to see if the servers could handle the rush, these officials said.
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I suspect TCF friends will make big money if he does delay the tariffs.
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I’d set my right wing friends straight … but I don’t have any.
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Ed Martin compared the 1/6 thugs to Japanese interned during WW2…
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Trump defying the judicial branch
That in itself is not faithfully executing the law.
IMPEACH TRUMP.
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My neighbors in the condo next to me flew a huge Trump/Vance sign off their balcony before the election. It’s still all I can do to be civil to them, or to ask how they like their president now.
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“At one point Reuveni told the judge he couldn’t figure out either why the Trump administration had not sought Garcia’s return: “When this case landed on my desk, I asked my clients that very question. I have not received to date an answer that I find satisfactory.”
That’s an easy one to answer. Trump folks want us all to know that anyone is deportable and once you’re gone, you’re gone. Be very afraid.
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