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To: locogringo who wrote (1082452)	8/9/2018 5:27:30 PM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 1578718

BREAKING: Judge threatens to hold Nazi POS AG Sessions in contempt over asylum deportation By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times - Updated: 4:14 p.m. on Thursday, August 9, 2018 washingtontimes.com A furious federal judge threatened Thursday to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions in contempt of court in a touchy case over asylum seekers’ rights after learning that some plaintiffs might have been deported in defiance of his wishes. Judge Emmet G. Sullivan said the government appeared to have “spirited away” a woman and her child who’d fled a violent husband in El Salvador and were seeking asylum in the U.S., but who were struggling against a new tougher asylum policy Mr. Sessions created in June. The mother, known in court files by the pseudonym “Carmen,” was taken from her detention facility and likely put on a plane Thursday morning, the American Civil Liberties Union said — even though the Justice Department had promised the court none of the plaintiffs would be deported before the judge could rule. “Turn that plane around,” the judge ordered the government, while repeatedly saying he was “extremely upset” with the development. He threatened to start issuing show-cause orders and then hold people in contempt of court if the situation wasn’t immediately remedied. “I’m gonna start with the attorney general,” he told the Justice Department’s lawyer, Erez Reuveni.