DOJ Lawyers Admit Ignoring Dozens of Court Orders in Immigration Cases
DOJ lawyers admit to violating roughly 50 court orders over 10 weeks in immigration cases, including missed deadlines and accidental deportations.
DOJ lawyers admit to violating roughly 50 court orders over 10 weeks in immigration cases, including missed deadlines and accidental deportations.
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