"Abrego Garcia’s attorneys argue that the government’s defiance of court orders constitutes “egregious” conduct."

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"The lengths the government has gone to resist discovery relating to these core questions raises a strong inference that the Government is trying to hide its conduct from the scrutiny of this Court, the Plaintiffs, and the public."

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"The move to impose sanctions comes after what was supposed to be an expedited two-week discovery sprint ordered by Xinis on April 15 turned into a nearly two-month discovery marathon."

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"Mr. Abrego Garcia’s lawyers assert that the government’s behavior “has been egregious, defined by open refusal to produce any evidence of its professed compliance and the meritless assertion of an array of purported privileges to shield its actions from scrutiny.”"

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"Abrego Garcia's defense team also suggested that he may now qualify for asylum because of his incarceration in El Salvador’s notorious mega-prison."

Daily Caller

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"The executive branch’s wanton disregard for the judicial branch has left a stain on the Constitution."

Boston Herald

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"But the filing is likely to do little to quell the mounting legal fight surrounding Abrego Garcia's detention and efforts to secure his return from Salvadorian custody."

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"Abrego Garcia recklessly endangered human lives by smuggling them in dangerously overcrowded vehicles and driving them up to 18 hours at a time with little rest, according to the Justice Department."

Townhall

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"So apparently “Maryland’s father,” as alleged by the Justice Department, was not only involved in trafficking adults, but he was also smuggling children in a way that risked their lives in traffic accidents."

Daily Signal

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"Bringing him [Garcia] back to the United States and having his case processed in a court of law is a victory for our Constitution and due process."

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