As Caveman Lawyer, I can sum up DOJ's arguments at the deportation hearing just concluded with two phrases: "I dunno" and "What? I can't hear you, la-la-la-la."

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DOJ: Nyah-Nyah, try and stop us.
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this is the delay tactic that trump learned from cohn, and has been successfully employed ever since. fruitless hearing after hearing. refusing to turn over records bc of executive privilege is coming. more hearings. then his total immunity claims. more hearings. so maybe 1-1.5 yrs?
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"your modern ways confuse and frighten me" is actually a better reason to not have the facts
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Exactly. And El Salvador takes the $6M and gives us nothing except a sloppy grin and an eye roll—“too late” to have turned those 2 planes around considering the DT payola.
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Why is no one using the name of the DOJ attorney?
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Have to treat Gov't attorneys like hostile litigants, like obnoxious teenagers. What an example in 'how to become' a lawless back water. Autocracy for Dummies.
New name for USA, FUBARIA, FUBARISTAN
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Don't forget the secondary argument.
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Kinda makes me want to hide under my bed. They've just decided nobody can stop them from doing anything they want
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Only if people think there isn’t anything they can do. Rolling over is not an option.
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Our job is not to let them. To make them uncomfortable.

Especially the white men.
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(I mean the white men need to do this, not hide under beds while the rest of us who are targets take the shots)
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