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Hey everybody, welcome to a bonus episode of Unjustified.

Not sure if this is going to take one episode or two, but this is the audio version of

Ares Rivenny's whistleblower letter about what went on behind the scenes in the days leading up to the

government disappearing plain loads of people under the Alien Enemies Act proclamation,

the legality of which is still being litigated in court. I'm Alison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe.

This is rare. This is rare to have someone at the center of kind of a legal issue like that that's still being adjudicated to just lay it all out in 27 or so pages exactly what happened, what meetings he went to, what he saw, what people said, what they did.

It's really kind of an interesting look behind the scenes.

It is.

Like you said, we rarely get to peel back the curtain like this.

Now, you and I had speculated a little bit on the Unjustified podcast about what went on behind the scenes.

We were close, if not right on,

to what went down. So let's take a look at this letter. We're going to start on page one,

like you do. It says regarding protected whistleblower disclosure of Arez Reveni regarding violation

of laws, rules, and regulations, abuse of authority, and substantial and specific danger to the

health and safety of the Department of Justice.

Dear All, we, the Government Accountability Project and Gilbert Employment Law PC, represent

Mr. Arez Rivenny, formerly the acting deputy director for the Office of Immigration Litigation,

otherwise known as OIL, of the Department of Justice,

and a whistleblower. Mr. Ravenny presents the following disclosures to your attention for your

respective offices to take appropriate oversight action. Now, this is going to Jim Jordan and the Honorable

Jamie Raskin, ranking member of the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary.

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