Abrego Garcia's Lawyers Seek Notice

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Abrego Garcia's attorneys ask judge to require 72 hours' notice before he's deported

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Kilmar Abrego Garcia's attorneys ask judge to require 72 hours' notice before he's deported.

Judge Paula Xinis blasts government for what she says is insufficient effort to address what will be done to ensure due process for him.

Judge Xinis : "I can't presume anything to be regular in this highly irregular case" The judge did not rule from the bench but said she would do so soon.

Judge Xinis repeatedly pressed the government on what she described as an "inconsistent" policy in its third -country removal process.

A DOJ attorney said that's not a fair characterization of the government's position, saying the decision will be made by an ICE officer.

The judge accepted the answer but remarked that it makes their argument "weaker".

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