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8:02Now PlayingStephen Miller gets hit with the bad news as a federal judge destroys Justice Department attorney Sarmad Khojasteh for trying to hide details of communications between Miller and Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino in the major case over ICE terror. Sharon Reed and Jackson White break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Judge Rips Bungling DHS Lawyer for Trying to Keep Stephen Miller Orders Secret
"A federal judge humiliated a Justice Department attorney after he tried to shut down questions about Stephen Miller’s role in Chicago’s ICE crackdown.
Government lawyer Sarmad Khojasteh stumbled through objections to a demand from plaintiffs to hand over details of communications between Miller and Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino.
The argument came during Bovino’s deposition as part of a lawsuit about immigration agents’ aggressive tactics during the Trump administration’s “Operation Midway Blitz” in Chicago, prompting an intervention from U.S."
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