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Some follow up on the sleep-deprived ICE attorney in Minnesota.
During the hearing, Le acknowledged that many at the DHS did not understand the seriousness of an order from a federal judge.
I think it is more a case of not caring.
“It took a long, long, long time, and many orders to show cause to explain and let them know that if you don’t fix it, I’m going to quit and you’re going to be dragging yourself into court,” she said.
Sounds like she is the only attorney left over there.
Le said that she moved from her job as an ICE lawyer to the Minnesota US attorney’s office on 5 January to help it respond to an influx of civil filings of detainees, known as petitions of habeas corpus.
An influx caused by the way her division unleashed a bunch of uniformed thugs in the state and told them to grab anyone they deemed guilty of being insufficiently Real American.
Le also told the court that she had previously submitted her resignation, after handling more than 88 immigration cases in less than a month. She ultimately ended up staying in the role because there was no one to replace her.
Sometimes sitting a table full of nazis means you’re a nazi too. Sometimes being the only one at the table means the same thing.
