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Documents detail DOJ whistleblower’s account of Trump court order defiance
Documents shared Thursday provide new details about Trump administration efforts to run around a court order to ground flights carrying migrants to a Salvadoran prison, as well as Department of Justice (DOJ) leader Emil Bove’s directive to be prepared to tell the courts “f— you” on the matter.
In an interview with The New York Times, a former Justice Department lawyer, Erez Reuveni, said officials pressed ...
In the early days of the first Trump Administration, Erez Reuveni, a lawyer for the Department of Justice, went to court to ...
The whistleblower, Erez Reuveni, ... Reuveni said Bove “stated that DOJ would need to consider telling the courts ‘f**k you’” and ignore any orders to stop the hasty deportation of migrants.
The Justice Department's lawyer "put his foot in his mouth the minute he started and never seemed to get it out" in a recent ...
Allegations that a top Justice Department official sought to defy the courts have upended a key Trump judicial nomination.
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In comments from the bench, Xinis confirmed that she had little faith in Giles’ testimony and that it had undermined rather ...
According to the whistleblower's claims, Bove said at a March meeting that the DOJ “would need to consider telling the courts ...
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Democrats publish leaked Justice Department messages on US deportation pushSenator Dick Durbin has said the messages appear to support claims that the Trump administration defied court orders.
Erez Reuveni, a former justice department attorney, filed a complaint to the Senate last month alleging that senior DOJ official and federal judge nominee Emil Bove suggested in a March 14 ...
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