Garrison Davis

The ACLU, in a letter of response, noted the wide-reaching consequences here, and it's asked for 14 days to consider what to do next and file a motion.

The memo in question, right, this ICE guidance memo said that, quote, civil immigration enforcement actions in or near courthouses when they have credible information that leads them to believe the targeted aliens, alien brackets S, is or will be present in a specific location.

It said those were permissible, right?

DHS, however, has said that there will not be a change in their policy going forward.

it's unlikely that they will stop until they are told by a court to do so, right?

So what it seems here is that the ICE attorney has, for some reason, reconsidered, perhaps because of this ongoing case in New York, what they had said there.

and now attempted to walk back, something they have been doing for a year.

This will not change the fact that people who have probably been arrested in those courthouses, I have no doubt many of them have already been deported from the United States, right?

Many more of them will have suffered material damage if they have not been deported because they will have been detained in horrific conditions, right?

We've seen more photos today from inside immigration detention.

Immigration detention has always been horrific.

It continues to be horrific.

We can't make those people whole again in a meaningful way.

But what it means going forward, we will keep reporting on.

Another deportation story I want to talk about.

A deportation flight on Monday landed in Myanmar.

The flight also stopped in Thailand, and it is the fifth such deportation flight that I'm aware of.

I know of two that were announced.

These have not been previously reported, but in March of 2025, one at the time was a state administration council.

The Myanmar military dictatorship is going through the process of changing its clothes and pretending to be a civilian government right now.