(I deleted an earlier version of this post because I've concluded that the discrepancy between the numbers 76 and 600 isn't a cause for concern. The latter is an estimate of the number of children in the entire putative class—those the govt intends to remove—but they weren't all on planes yet.)
it’s sad that we had to even consider it might’ve been an end around.
UPDATE: Judge Sooknanan wants another update at 10:45 p.m. ET to confirm that all members of the putative class of Guatemalan children are back in ORR custody. The presumption of irregularity at work!
Bondi to Ensign: "Don't worry. Pretty soon we'll only have judges who sleep in on holiday weekends."
Thank you so much for sharing all this important information!!
She and her staff, clerks, have been working for almost 20 hrs now. #dhs #ICE #DOJ
I mean, there were the 3 ice planes that flew to Guatemala, so 🤷
Could anyone have imagined a few months ago that courts would need to so order the government to report on their minute by minute activity?
In the motion for class certification, Plaintiffs said over 100 children were being boarded on planes. I suppose 14 or more of them could have final removal orders.