MSW Media.

Now fired Career Department of Justice lawyer,

Rez Rivenny, has sent a letter to the Inspector General,

the Office of Special Counsel,

and the chairs of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees

outlining Emil Bovys' alleged defiance of court orders in three due process cases.

The Supreme Court rules from the shadow docket and without explanation that a lower court's order

barring deportation to third countries without due process is on indefinite hold.

Two separate hearings involving Mr. Obrego led his civil attorneys to ask his

criminal defense team to keep him in prison pending a hearing in Maryland on a motion to block his

removal from the country. And Emil Bovi faced questions about DOJ lawyer, Arrez Ravenny's whistleblower

complaint, the one that alleged Bovi instructed him and other DOJ lawyers to ignore the court orders.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 23 of the unjustified podcast. It is Sunday, June 29th, 2025. I'm Allison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe.

Well, first, Allison, thanks. Thanks, thanks. Huge thanks to everyone who downloaded and listened to our

bonus audio version of the protected whistleblower disclosure of Erez Reveni this week.

The 27-page disclosure included a detailed account of the government's

actions in multiple cases involving the Alien Enemies Act, including the case before Judge

Bozberg, the third country's removal case before Judge Murphy, and the Abrago case before Judge

Cines. Yes, and I encourage everyone to listen to that free

bonus episode if you haven't, because it relates to a story that came out this week from the

Wall Street Journal. Now, you'll recall, Andy, that Arrez Rivenny's whistleblower letter,

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