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    1. mediocre_remnants on

      Yeah we’ve been through this before. They’ll say no. They’ll say they have no power over what happens in an El Salvador prison and have no power to bring them back. These people have been disappeared. And nobody will face any consequences for refusing the judge’s orders.

    2. Good luck with that. How it going bringing back the people sent to prisons in El Salvador and other countries ruled by dictators? Oh sorry the news moved on to another story just like they did with Russias killing of civilians in Ukraine

    3. CobraPony67 on

      The only leverage they have is to lock up the DOJ attorneys that lie to the judge, or go after the funds that are being paid to that prison which may require Republicans to grow a spine and threaten to withhold funds. After all, they are supposed to have the power of the purse.

    4. williamgman on

      As I said 1000 times now… Normally DOJ would handle this. But they are Trump’s personsl SS. So they will need to deputize new agents.

    5. Raspberries-Are-Evil on

      Contempt already! Lock up the DOJ lawyers, Bondi and Noem in jail until they are returned.

    6. rodimusprime119 on

      Start throwing people in jail for contempt of court until they get someone to something.

    7. Boasberg hates DJT with a passion. I’d be shocked if this administration complies with this order and brings them back from the prison. He’ll probably get the SCOTUS to say “ok, starting now” and grandfather the cases of those already in El Salvador.

      Also, legal judgments are absurdly long. 69 pages??

    8. That’s not what the order says, this headline is completely wrong.

      It says they are entitled to due process but does not specify where that has to occur. So, essentially it orders that they receive hearings before an immigration judge to determine if they are subject to removal.

      The judge specifically declined to rule on where that needs to happen.

    9. GravityzCatz on

      “The wheels of justice turn slowly, but grind exceedingly fine.” -Euripides

    10. Can’t the judge be more specific this time around and instead of saying “facilitate the return of such and such” they’ll say “You must bring these people back within this time period to US soil by whatever means necessary otherwise find yourself in contempt of court and face jail time for anyone bar the president of the United States contravening these orders.”

    11. Sorry but like..how many weeks of this exact same fcking headline are we going to see until something is actually done about it like OMFG

    12. Dystopiaian on

      Ok, so isn’t the USA the most sue-happy, lawsuit-obsessed nation in the history of civilization? You spill hot coffee on yourself, and if BurgerWorld had it a few degrees to hot you get millions.

      There is process here, very specific rules about what can and can’t be done? Violating those rules and sending people to one-way prisons that don’t comply with the US rules opens up the potential for really a lot of HUGE lawsuits, does it? I guess some laws are different if people are illegal, maybe the Trump administration has some shields? But it seems like this is opening up really a lot of potential lawsuits…??

    13. Unusual-Ear5013 on

      He. Is. Ignoring. The . Constitution. And. The. Order. Of Law.

      But kudos on the judges for laying down the line he will cross.

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