Whistleblower says Trump administration

Emil Bove, Chief Deputy Attorney General of the Ministry of Justice Donald Trump The U.S. Court of Appeals reportedly nominated, which reportedly said the department “need to consider telling the court ‘fuck you’”, involves an order to block unspoken deportation.

Erez Reuveni, a former Justice Department attorney, claimed that Bove said the agency should violate court orders. First in a letter to the whistleblower of the MP Obtained by The New York TimesReuveni was willing to draw a scene that could not be drawn by the Ministry of Justice in order to defy the court and expel people in the road.

“Mr. Ruvini was shocked by Beve’s statement because, as far as Mr. Ruvini knows, no one in the Justice leadership – in any government – ​​had suggested that the Justice Department could blatantly ignore the court’s orders, especially “fuck you,” his lawyer wrote in the Government Responsibility Project.

The letter comes amid Trump citing the Alien Enemy Act to expel people who were expelled from flying in mid-March.

In Bove’s so-called comment, Reuveni at the meeting said he was incredible. But in the following three weeks, his suspicion became a “relic of different times” as the department undermined the courts and the rule of law. In three separate cases, Rouvini involved “the internal efforts of the Department of Justice and the White House leadership to violate (the court order) lack of candidness, intentional delays and false information.”

Reuveni is a professional lawyer who has served in the department for 15 years, including the first one Trump administration.

Rouveni said he witnessed and reported many misconduct directly to his superiors, including “Judges officials who disregard court orders to undermine the rule of law; Justice officials; “law” debates that judicial officials have no legal basis; senior officials of senior officials of the Justice and DHS misunderstood the facts raised in court and showed criminal facts in court, and misunderstood the facts; these officials committed these facts; Mr. Reuveni’s legal and moral responsibilities as a court official”.

Rouvini has notified the court in the case Kilmar Abrego Garcíaa Maryland man was wrongly deported to El Salvador and later returned to the United States, the deportation of Ábrego GoGarcía was “mistakeHe said he refused the order to submit a brief to the court, which would misrepresent the facts of the case. He then took administrative leave and then terminated on April 11. Trump administration officials Already said Reuveni did not “powerfully” or “zealously” defend his client America.

“Discontinuing clients from engaging in illegal acts is an important part of the lawyer’s role,” the whistleblower’s letter said. “Mr. Rouvini tried to do so and was frustrated, threatened, fired and publicly derogated by completing his work and telling the court the truth.”

Bove will hold a confirmation hearing on its judicial nomination on Wednesday on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and the whistleblower’s claims will certainly be challenged.

According to the New York Times, the White House and the Justice Department have denied Ruweni’s claims. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Bove’s boss Todd Blanche called Reuveni’s claims “a false incident allegedly caused by a disgruntled former employee and then leaked to the press in a violation of moral obligations” and questioned the time of its release ahead of Bove’s confirmation hearing.