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Kilmar Abrago-Gargo-Garcia has pled not guilty to the two charges of smuggling migrants

and has asked the court to release him on bail pending his trial.

Meanwhile, the Department of Justice is trying to dismiss the discovery proceedings

as moot, but Abrago Garcia's lawyers have filed a sanctions motion and have asked Judge Seney's to

proceed with determining whether the government defied her court order. The Western District of Texas

became the fourth court to find that Trump's invocation of the Alien

Enemies Act is unlawful. And they blocked the government from removing anyone under the proclamation

in their district. And Attorney General Pam Bondi fails to respond to Judge Boasberg's order

to report how the government is facilitating the due process for those still trapped in the

Salvadoran prison and instead filed a motion to stay the order. This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 21 of Unjustified. It is Sunday, June 15th, 20205. I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe. All right, those headlines aren't all

we're going to cover today. In addition to all that, Republicans in the Senate have modified

the contempt provision in the budget reconciliation bill, making it nearly impossible for movements

to file civil motions for preliminary injunctions or temporary restraining orders.

Yeah. Plus, we have reporting from CBS that the sidelined lawyers at the Department of Justice

have been relegated to a room where they watch Netflix and do jigsaw puzzles all day. They're

calling it the rubber room, your tax dollars at work. But before we get into a Brego Garcia and Bozberg and all that,

let's cover a few hot topics in the news. First, Alina Haba, former parking lot lawyer, current U.S.

attorney for, you know, in New Jersey, finally secured an indictment from a federal grand jury

against Representative La Monica McIrever She was the representative, one of two.

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