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Judge Senees grants two motions in the Abrago-Garcia case, one that allows Abrago-Garcia's lawyers to file a sanctions motion against the government,

and one that unseals multiple documents previously unavailable to the public.

Judge Bozberg grants certification for the Seaco class

and orders the government to facilitate due process for all those who remain in the Salvadoran prison.

The man mistakenly deported to Guatemala by the Department of Homeland Security

has been returned to the United States, while the government struggles with giving

other people due process on the ground in Djibouti.

And Kash Patel is forcing FBI agents to take polygraph tests in leak investigations as he

fires and demotes others with no explanation.

This is unjustified.

This is Unjustified.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to episode 20 of Unjustified. It's June 8th, 2025. I'm Alison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe. And Allison, once again, busy week. Busy week. The courts are just working overtime.

It's like a factory that never shuts off.

And that work included some activity on the Judge Sini's docket and the Abrago-Garcia case.

So let's start there.

Yeah, let's start there for sure.

Roger that.

So you'll remember last week, the government asked for more time to file its response to Abrago Garcia's original complaint.

The judge denied that motion, but instead of handing in their response, the government filed a motion to dismiss, alleging that Judge Sinez does not have jurisdiction.

This week, lawyers for Brigo Garcia filed their opposition to that motion to dismiss.

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