Trump administration faces court pressure to return deported migrants

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Joseph N. Mazzara, acting general counsel of the Department of Homeland Security, and Evan C. Katz, an assistant director at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, were deposed on Apr. 22, according to a court filing.
50% : Separately on Friday, a Maryland federal judge overseeing the case of Abrego García expressed skepticism of claims by Trump administration lawyers that it has tried in good faith to follow orders from three courts, including the Supreme Court, to bring about the release of the wrongly deported Maryland resident.
36% : "Just so I understand the government's position -- that the warrantless, baseless seizure of a person off the streets of our state, country is not government misconduct?"
35% : The struggle over court-ordered fact-finding in the legal case comes as Trump and his subordinates have repeatedly said they have no plans to bring about Abrego García's return.
24% : Xinis's voice dripped with incredulity at many of Justice Department lawyer Jonathan David Guynn's assertions Friday, including that Abrego Garcia's deportation did not amount to government misconduct insofar as some of the Trump administration's claims of privilege to withhold information were concerned.

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