US EditionJudge Questions Trump-Era DOJ on Abrego Garcia Deportation Case, Courtroom Reacts to Testimony
- Federal District Judge Paula Xinis questioned Trump-era DOJ officials about the 2019 detention and deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from New York City.
- The case arose because Abrego Garcia was accused of MS-13 gang membership, which the Trump administration classified as a foreign terrorist organization, though he denied involvement.
- Two judges found Abrego Garcia linked to MS-13 using confidential court information, while Trump officials repeatedly gave 'I don't knows' and appeared to stonewall lawyers.
- Trump administration lawyers labeled Abrego Garcia’s arrest an 'administrative error,' and the Supreme Court 7-2 ruling temporarily blocked the use of the Alien Enemies Act.
- It is unclear whether Abrego Garcia plans to come back to the U.S., though Trump’s legal team stated he would remain in custody indefinitely should he do so.
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Abrego Garcia judge frustrated at US failure to answer questions
WASHINGTON — A federal judge repeatedly expressed frustration Friday at the Trump administration’s failure to answer her questions about what it is doing to facilitate the return of a Maryland resident wrongly deported to a notorious prison in his native…
Judge on warpath presses Trump DOJ on Abrego Garcia deportation, answers leave courtroom in stunned silence
Judge Paula Xinis criticizes Trump administration over unlawful deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, challenging its assertion of the state secrets privilege in heated court exchanges.
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