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The Department of Justice is buckling under the weight of immigration cases, causing a DOJ

lawyer in Minneapolis to ask a judge to hold her in contempt just so she could get some sleep.

Former January 6th prosecutors have drafted a memo advising Congress on how to investigate

the Department of Homeland Security's use of force and the murders of Alex Preti and Renee Good.

The Trump administration plans to ramp up its retribution against political foes.

As the weaponizations are, Ed Martin is removed for leaking grand jury material.

And Tulsi Gabbert joins FBI agents on a call with Donald Trump

after the FBI seized voting machines in ballots from a Georgia election office.

And we learn that Gabbard seized voting machines in Puerto Rico last spring

while investigating Nicholas Maduro for

foreign election interference. This is unjustified. Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 55 of

Unjustified. I wish this was episode 172 of Jack, but it's episode 55 of Unjustified. It is Sunday,

Super Bowl Sunday, February 8th, 2026.

I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe, Allison.

We have so much Justice Department news to get to today.

It's hard to know where to start.

But something absolutely insane happened this week during a habeas petition hearing in Minneapolis.

So last week we talked about Judge Schlitz, threatening contempt for Ice Chief Todd Lyons for failing to follow a court order to release a man from detention.

Okay, so after ICE released him, Judge Schlitz noted that by his count, ICE had ignored over 90.

Okay, not nine, not 19, but 90, 90 court orders across 74 cases, pointing out the state of

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