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President Trump may be shielding El Salvador and President Buckele from an investigation into allegations that Buckele used U.S. aid to support MS-13 and traded away MS-13 leaders as a part of the agreement to house migrants at Seaco.

Kilmara-Brego Garcia has had his detention hearing in the Middle District of Tennessee on the

human smuggling charges brought by the Department of Justice, and the testimony generated more

questions than answers about the veracity of the charges against him.

A Trump-appointed judge in the Western District of Pennsylvania upholds the 21-day notice

requirement for removal under the Alien Enemies Act proclamation.

And Donald Trump, the criminal defendant who got Eileen Cannon to toss out the charges against

him on the grounds that the special counsel prosecuting him was illegal,

has called for a special prosecutor to investigate the 2020 election. This is Unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 22 of Unjustified. It is Sunday, June 22, 2025. I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe.

Let's just dive right in, AG.

So this past week, we got a magistrate judge in the Middle District of Tennessee held a detention hearing for Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia.

And at the conclusion of the hearing on Friday in federal court in Nashville, Tennessee,

U.S. magistrate judge Barbara Holmes said she would rule at a later date on Obrigo Garcia's bid to be released on bail pending trial.

Now, it was a long hearing, and it didn't conclude until after we had recorded last week's

episode.

So to cover it all in retrospect, we have joining us to talk about the hearing someone who was actually there.

Yes, from all rise news, please welcome Adam Classfeld. Adam, how are you, man? Doing well, Andy.

Thank you so much. Pleasure meeting you. Yeah, it's great to meet you as well. Thanks for being here.

My pleasure. That's right. This is Adam's first time on unjustified um so we really appreciate you and we appreciate

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