The US judge explodes Trump’s lawyers for eleven-hour tactics in the case of MS-13 deportation

A Federal Judge of Maryland scolded the Trump Administration lawyers on Tuesday to wait until the eleventh hour to apply for an extension in the case of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, the Salvadorian migrant and the presented MS-13 member deported El Salvador in what the officials have recognized was an administrative error.

U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis denied the application for the 30-day Department of Justice, noting that Trump Administration’s lawyers waited until “on the same day” his response was due to the archive. He also said that “they did not spend any effort to demonstrate a good cause” to fulfill their previous orders.

“They vaguely complain, in two sentences, to spend” significant resources “that participate in an accelerated discovery,” Chinis said about government efforts. “But it’s our own loads.”

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It also pointed out the number of times the administration has delayed the presentation of information in the case, although the fact of the fact Supreme court This year he ordered the Trump administration to “facilitate” the return of Abrego Garcia to the United States

“The court has made no less than five hearings in this case, and at no time did the defendants even understand that they needed more time to respond or respond to another way,” said Chinis, adding that the defendants “are closely familiar with the causes of the action and the pending term.”

“So, to say now that it takes additional time to do what the law requires empty rings,” Chinis said in denying the motion.

Hours later, the Trump administration filed a motion to dismiss the case, citing what it described as a “lack of jurisdiction”. Chinese has not yet responded to the motion to dismiss.

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This presentation occurs in the middle of a struggle of a Month by the state of Abrego Garcia, who remains in El Salvador.

Chinese in April ordered the Trump administration to comply with an accelerated discovery schedule to determine if they met the directive to return ABREGO GARCIA to the United States

Since then, Government lawyers and lawyers at Abrego Garcia have caused Chinese in court to exactly “facilitate” their return. Chinese recently described the process as a “frustrated and dead horse”.

Before that, he considered what he considered to be the lack of information they presented to the court as part of an accelerated discovery process he ordered last month, describing government communications as “vague, evasive and incomplete responses, and said he showed” good voluntary faith and bad faith to fulfill discovery obligations. “

He also punished his efforts to invoke the privilege of state secrets, noting in a state audience that the administration sought to invoke the privilege through a footnote that referred to a different case presentation in front of a different federal judge.

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He said that this would not happen in his court.

The order comes when Trump officials have repeatedly stated that ABREO GARCIA is a member of the MS-13 Colla, although no formal bond have been shown.

Chinese has indicated increasing impatience with the apparent failure of the Trump administration by fulfilling his orders and sending the requested information.

This month, he several times caused the DOJ lawyers due to his claims that Abrego Garcia was legally detained and deported.

“I can’t count the number of” I don’t know “my wonderful clergy and I heard it,” he said about depositions of Trump administration officials.

Order is the last development of the ongoing feud between Trump officials and courts on the use of alien enemies law, an immigration law in war times of 1798 used earlier this year to quickly deport migrants in the United States.

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To date, the Trump administration has not consciously fulfilled any court order to return the migrants who were transferred and sent to El Salvador in the early wave of deportation flights, despite the previous court orders of Chinese, Judge James Boasberg of the United States District Court by the Columbia district and others.

It is unclear if Chinese plans to start contempt against the administration, although the Federal DC judge said earlier this year that he had found a probable cause to do so.