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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. Donald Trump's illegal deportations are running into more trouble.

A federal judge just gave him a serious brushback.

He declared there's probable cause to find the administration in criminal contempt of court

over their removal of dozens of

Venezuelans to the maximum security prison in El Salvador. Meanwhile, a Democratic senator went to

El Salvador to check on Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia, who was also sent to this prison illegally by

Trump, and the senator got a shocking answer. On top of all that, a good new polling analysis

shows that on immigration, Trump actually isn't on firm ground. We're going to unravel all of this

with New Republic staff writer Melissa Giro Grant, who has a piece arguing that for the Trump

administration, the sadism driving the deportations is the point. Thanks for coming on, Melissa.

Thanks, Greg.

So this new ruling comes in response to the Trump administration's removals of dozens

of Venezuelans pursuant to the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, a grotesque absurdity in and of itself.

Judge Bowsberg excoriated the administration for defying

an earlier ruling against them by continuing to deport the Venezuelans in defiance of a court order,

and he threatened to hold contempt proceedings if officials don't give these people a chance to

defend themselves in court. Melissa, what did we see here exactly?

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