DoJ leader suggested defying courts over deportations, whistleblower says
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DoJ leader suggested defying courts over deportations, whistleblower says
"In a whistleblower letter, former attorney Erez Reuveni exposed Emil Bove's controversial remark on defying court orders, raising alarms about DOJ's commitment to the rule of law."
"Reuveni's astonishment at Bove's suggestion to ignore court orders highlights a troubling shift in DOJ's operations that could jeopardize foundational legal principles."
Emil Bove, nominated by Trump for the US Court of Appeals, reportedly suggested that the Department of Justice could ignore court orders regarding the deportation of undocumented individuals. This claim was highlighted in a whistleblower letter by former DOJ attorney Erez Reuveni, who described Bove's comments as unprecedented and alarming. Reuveni noted that, in the weeks that followed, he observed internal directives aimed at defying court orders through various methods, raising concerns about the integrity of the Department and its adherence to the rule of law.
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