According to a new order of the Chief Judge of the Minnesota federal courts,

enlisted of this quote from his order,

ICE has likely violated more court orders in this month, January 2026.

It's not even over yet than some federal agencies have violated in their entire existence.

Judge Schultz pushing back, fighting back against the Trump administration and its defiance,

its refusal to comply with orders in a brand new orders of his in which he has cataloged that just this month, ICE has violated 96 court orders in 74 cases.

And the judge is concerned.

He's looking to put somebody in jail or find them in contempt.

And we're here for it on the Midas Touch Network and Legal A.F.

I'm Michael Popock.

How did this all start?

Well, Chief Judge Schultz, because he's in Minnesota,

has a number of cases in front of him from the protests on the street, from the murders on the

street by ICE. And he also supervises all the other judges in Minnesota within the Eighth Circuit.

And he ordered last week that a petitioner identified as Juan TR, be released,

be given a bond hearing, or be immediately released at the bond hearing didn't happen. And when

the deadline came and went and they violated that order, the judge issued another order.

He said, if he's not released by this Friday, the time of

my recording, then he's going to call in and require in command that Todd Lyons, the acting

head of ICE, show cause why he should not be found in contempt. Unless the stipulation is filed

by Friday, that Mr. Juan, TR TR is released. Well, they did that.

But if the Department of Justice felt like, well, we're out of the woods now, we release the guy.

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