M.S.W. Media. Judge Sini's two-week discovery in the Abrago-Garcia case is put on hold after the government

files a request to delay under seal. A conservative three-judge panel for the D.C. Circuit

Court of Appeals temporarily blocked Judge Bozberg's opinion that probable cause exists to hold the government in criminal contempt in the Alien Enemies Act case.

The Supreme Court issues a late-night order blocking the rendition of hundreds of additional detainees to El Salvador.

And a Reagan-appointed judge lambasts the Department of Justice for not only failing to provide reasoned analysis for shuttering the VOA, but for failing to engage in any analysis at all.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody. It is Sunday, April 27th, 2025. I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe.

Hey, Andy.

I mean, it's really pretty amazing how much things can change in a week.

Right. I mean, it was just a week ago. We were discussing Judge Seenis' scathing order granting expedited discovery in the Abrago-Garcia case.

And we thought that by today we'd be halfway through with that discovery.

But it's been paused for reasons that are not clear.

But that both the judge and Abrago-Garcia's lawyers apparently agreed to.

Yeah, that's the kicker, right? Like, what could they

possibly agree to? Well, given some of the stuff that she had to say in some previous orders,

we'll go over that. And last week, we also thought we'd be getting into the contempt proceedings in

Judge Bozberg's court for the government defying his orders to turn the planes around

that, you know, we're on their way to El Salvador. But Trump appealed the unappealable order

and drew a conservative three-judge panel that actually granted a temporary administrative

stay on his ruling. So that's an interesting peccadillo. We'll talk about that. Yeah, for sure.

But in the meantime, the Supreme Court blocked Trump from renditioning another 200 or so

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