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GoFundMe. We've got an update of the story of the accidental whistleblower against the Department of

Justice in which Julie Lee, a lawyer who volunteered to go to Minnesota and work on behalf of ICE,

ended up confessing in a courtroom to an African-American judge, she being of Asian-American

descent, that she's worried that her own client, ICE, is committing racial profiling that could even ensnare her own family.

That's what she said out loud during a hearing in which she also said now infamously,

this job sucks. My workload is too high and I can't get ICE to communicate with me or comply with your court orders.

There is a new battle that's broken out between the Department of Justice, the lawyers, and ICE, the client, and it's spilled out to the open in federal court in Minnesota.

And I'm going to cover it here on Midas Touch and on Legal AF.

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Let's talk about the accidental whistleblower.

A couple of days ago, I reported that Julie Lee, based on a transcript of a hearing in which

Judge Blackwell called a conference in order to figure out why in his five habeas corpus proceedings in which he's trying to decide whether somebody should stay or not stay in detention and what the due process should be around that person, why his orders are being defied.

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