Julie Kelly

deal as part of that.

So there in Venezuela, some of them, and this was talked about in a hearing on Monday that I covered, some of them apparently have left Venezuela and gone to other countries.

The ACLU who's defending all these illegals didn't exactly know where out of these 137 men, these illegals, this pool that Vosburgh has been trying to protect and get back to the U.S.

for nearly a year.

How, how many of them actually left Venezuela?

What third party country they're at?

What Bosberg is saying?

Okay.

If they left Venezuela, they're a third party country.

We are going to have taxpayers pay to have the, those individuals come back to the United States.

They'll be taken into custody where of course then they will file more habeas claims claiming that, you know, they want asylum or they're, they faced persecution, all the other excuses that we see.

Furthermore, they are going to challenge their designation under the Alien Enemies Act, claiming, too, that they're not members of Trender Agua.

So those are for the individuals who are not in Venezuela.

Those who remained in Venezuela, and again, the ACLU still can't really say who is where.

If they're in Venezuela, Jeb Bosberg wants to hold remote hearings.

Imagine how that's going to work.

You've got, you know, whoever sitting in a hubble somewhere in Venezuela with what, a Zoom connection?

And he's going to have his lawyer there, and they're going to have an interpreter because none of these men spoke English.

And then you're going to have the DOJ on the other end.

And, of course, there's no sworn statement given.