Trump Admin CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS Could START SOON
April 16, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn breaking news, a Federal Judge is poised to find the Trump Administration in contempt for refusing to comply with her orders to “facilitate” the release of Armando Abrego Garcia from a El Salvadoran jail, telling the lawyer that the Government has “done nothing” to comply with her orders, and that the should expect to “buckle up” and cancel all plans as the Court is working 24/7 on this case for 2 weeks of “intensive discovery” and depositions before she rules on the contempt motion. Michael Popok explains why the Judge has delayed for now finding the Administration in contempt, while walking them directly into a trap to do so once a proper record is laid by Plaintiff’s counsel, but in the meantime, Mr. Garcia is “irreparably harmed” for another 15 days or more of illegal capture.
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