

Lawyers Accuse Trump Admin Of Deporting Migrants To South Sudan In Violation Of Court Order
6 snips May 21, 2025
A judge demands answers from the Trump administration about the deportation of migrants to South Sudan, raising legal and moral questions. Former FBI Director James Comey weighs in on a controversial social media post linked to political violence. The podcast also discusses a $4 trillion bill facing GOP divisions, alongside the urgent health crisis in Milwaukee schools. Additionally, a prison escape in New Orleans sparks an investigation into possible inside help, adding another layer to the unfolding legal dramas.
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Questionable Deportation to South Sudan
- The Trump administration allegedly deported migrants to a dangerous third country without proper legal procedures.
- This possibly violated a federal judge's order, causing significant legal controversy.
Habeas Corpus Misunderstood by Secretary
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem incorrectly defined habeas corpus as a presidential power.
- This misunderstanding reveals a troubling lack of knowledge about a foundational constitutional right in the administration.
Federal Response to Lead Crisis Lacking
- Federal help for Milwaukee lead contamination has been severely lacking despite promises.
- This contrasts sharply with the robust federal response to Flint’s lead crisis years ago.