Kilmar Abrago Garcia will soon be a free man.

That's what a federal judge ruled today, dismissing all criminal charges against him for vindictive or selective prosecution.

Truly a historic ruling.

You may not hear Kilmar's name in the news much anymore, but this is a news story that has never gone away, and it's one that I've never stopped following. At the same time,

get ready for what looks to be a very busy weekend. Donald Trump isn't attending his son's

wedding, Donald Trump Jr., in the Bahamas. That may seem innocuous at first. But he's also, in the past

hour, has changed his travel plans. He'll no longer go to Bedminster, his golf club in New Jersey, either to go golfing.

He'll be at the White House all weekend. And what that tells me, Iran, Cuba.

We're watching it all, and it's going to be a very busy weekend. I'll be covering it live for you all weekend.

So make sure to subscribe to my substack link below to support my work and also keep me caffeinated in what will be a very busy weekend.

At the same time today, the Trump administration has radically changed the way you apply for a green cart.

You're now going to have to leave the United States to do so. Many say that this is going to fundamentally impact hundreds of thousands of people and employers alike.

I want to begin by talking about the major decision today, the Kilmar-Abregall-Garcia decision.

A federal judge concluded, quote,

What the government has chosen not to do is as telling as it what it has.

The government's post-hearing brief mentions

Blanche once in a parenthetical. It mentions the Supreme Court's ruling once in a footnote.

It mentions Singh 11 times framing him as the recipient of these updates talking about the back

and forth between DOJ officials. The reopening of the closed HSI investigation

is a source of the vindictiveness.

Todd Blanch's public statements about the investigation

and Singh's involvement tie Maine Justice

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