DOJ misses judge's deadline for revealing plan to return Abrego Garcia from El Salvador prison
Source: CNBC
The Department of Justice missed a Friday morning deadline set by a federal judge in Maryland to inform her of the Trump administrations plan for securing the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from an El Salvador prison, where he has been held since being deported.
The DOJ, in a filing, told District Court Judge Paul Xinis that her 11:30 a.m. ET deadline was impracticable. The department noted that her order came hours after the Supreme Court upheld her prior directive that the U.S. government facilitate the return of Abrego Garica.
Xinis has scheduled a 1 p.m. status hearing in the case.
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Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/11/doj-blows-judges-deadline-for-revealing-plan-to-return-abrego-garcia-from-el-salvador-prison.html
General Discussion thread with some of the DOJ's response:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220229196

groundloop
(12,767 posts)It seems to me that courts are powerless to uphold any ruling which tRump doesn't agree with .... please convince me I'm wrong.
LetMyPeopleVote
(161,698 posts)This will piss off the judge
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The trial judge is also asking for the DOJ to list all steps already taken to return Mr. Garcia. The DOJ is blowing off the judge
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At the hearing the DOJ is refusing to tell the court what had been done
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LetMyPeopleVote
(161,698 posts)At the hearing the DOJ is refusing to tell the court what had been done to return Mr. Garcia
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The trial court is pissed
JBTaurus83
(252 posts)the judge and give her nothing on a daily basis. Cool.
Zorro
(17,210 posts)eggplant
(4,053 posts)and jail the fucker. Might as well be Xinis.
mn9driver
(4,705 posts)Who knew?