Sadie Gurman

She had stayed up until 2.30 in the morning the night before to prepare for the hearing, and then she just kind of had a breakdown.

And frankly, she said she wouldn't mind being held in contempt if it meant she could get a better night's sleep.

The Trump administration's immigration crackdown and its push to arrest demonstrators who are protesting that crackdown has basically flooded many U.S.

attorney's offices, which were already short-staffed because now they're dealing with

The increase of immigration arrests, you see additional challenges from immigrants protesting their detention.

Officials in Washington are seeking to create what they're calling emergency jump teams.

And those are like to assemble a roster of prosecutors across the country who would be willing to go to districts that are seeing unrest at a moment's notice.

And instead of asking for volunteers every time there is unrest, the Justice Department can just pull from this list on a rotating basis.

When the Justice Department misses its deadlines and is held in contempt of court, they are continuing to be detained well beyond when they're supposed to be released.

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So this is basically, I see it as a roadmap for the retribution that Trump promised against the Justice Department and in particular the prosecutors who pursued criminal charges against him over the past four years. But also the Republicans have been very critical of DOJ arguing that it's You know, that it was infected with politics and that it was biased against conservatives, not just Trump.

So this is basically, I see it as a roadmap for the retribution that Trump promised against the Justice Department and in particular the prosecutors who pursued criminal charges against him over the past four years. But also the Republicans have been very critical of DOJ arguing that it's You know, that it was infected with politics and that it was biased against conservatives, not just Trump.

So this is basically, I see it as a roadmap for the retribution that Trump promised against the Justice Department and in particular the prosecutors who pursued criminal charges against him over the past four years. But also the Republicans have been very critical of DOJ arguing that it's You know, that it was infected with politics and that it was biased against conservatives, not just Trump.

And it sought to silence certain voices. So this sweeping executive order calls for the attorney general to literally go through all of the Justice Department's work over the past four years during the Biden administration and examine it for instances of perceived bias and rectify it.

And it sought to silence certain voices. So this sweeping executive order calls for the attorney general to literally go through all of the Justice Department's work over the past four years during the Biden administration and examine it for instances of perceived bias and rectify it.

And it sought to silence certain voices. So this sweeping executive order calls for the attorney general to literally go through all of the Justice Department's work over the past four years during the Biden administration and examine it for instances of perceived bias and rectify it.

Well, I mean, we have already started to see people being moved out of their positions, being marginalized, pushed into different roles. So they can do stuff like that, but they can also – Trump and his nominees have also threatened to take legal action against employees.

Well, I mean, we have already started to see people being moved out of their positions, being marginalized, pushed into different roles. So they can do stuff like that, but they can also – Trump and his nominees have also threatened to take legal action against employees.