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Discovery in the Abrago-Garcia case resumes after Judge Cines denies the Trump administration

an additional extension.

Ed Martin's nomination as United States Attorney for the District of Columbia is teetering on

the brink after Senator Dick Durbin says his understanding is that the Senate is not going to move forward with it.

Department of Justice civil rights attorneys leave in droves as the administration guts programs for crime victims.

And Attorney General Pam Bondi rescinds a Biden-era protection against the Justice Department spying on journalists.

This is Unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to Unjustified.

This is episode 15. We're on 15 weeks now.

Look at us. Yeah, this is a podcast that follows Trump's Justice Department, or lack thereof.

It is Sunday. May the 4th. May the 4th be with you. I'm Alison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe. We got a lot to cover this week, Allison. No change from any other week, really,

especially lately. So let's jump in with the latest in the Abrago Garcia case, which we've been

tracking very closely. So last week, the Trump administration filed a motion to delay the two-week

discovery process under seal. And it included something that caused both Judge Sinez and the lawyers for Abrago-Garcia to agree to halt the discovery process for a week.

Yeah.

And you and I had some guesses about what it must have been.

Because it couldn't, it couldn't have been like what we said, like his brother's ex-best friend's boyfriend's girlfriend

needed a ride to 31 flavors or whatever, or just a regular old delay, right? Because she had

excoriated the government just the day before about their lack of discovery or stonewalling

discovery. So she was not too pleased, none too pleased with the Trump

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