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The Trump administration files a motion to dismiss the Abrago-Garcia case based on jurisdiction,

and Judge Sienis denies two government motions requesting delays.

The government asked the Supreme Court for an emergency stay of the due process they requested

on the ground in Djibouti for the men unlawfully flown to South Sudan.

Law enforcement continues to struggle under pressure from the White House to increase immigration arrests.

And Trump's private attorney turned deputy attorney general is nominated to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to Unjustified. It is Sunday, June 1st, Rabbit Rabbit, 2025. We are already in June. I was talking to Andy offline, and I was like, we're one-eighth of the way there,

one-eighth of the way through.

I find that method of counting to be very depressing, but that's just me.

I'd rather just ignore it and just hope it goes fast.

I'm Andy McCabe, and, yeah, AJ, I have to tell you last night,

I went to an event for, do you know Jonah Bromwich, who writes for the New York Times?

Yeah.

He had a book reading here in D.C. He just put out a book called Dragon on Center Street, and it's about the case of New York versus Donald Trump.

Pretty cool book. It was great to hear him talk about it. But I met a bunch of fans of the show last night at the end of the reading.

They were all super positive.

It was great to meet them.

And they seemed to really appreciate the information that they're getting from Unjustified every week. So it's great to meet those folks and thanks for listening and saying hello last night. Yeah, not as cool as the information

they got on the Jack podcast, but still very important information. Super important. I mean,

instead of talking about superseding indictments, we're talking about Emil Bovi being nominated to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.

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