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Why Trump’s pick for top prosecutor in DC isn’t sailing through Senate approval

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‘Extremely troubling’ that U.S. can’t provide details on Kilmar Abrego Garcia, judge says

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Appeals court won’t halt order barring Trump administration from deportations under Alien Enemies Act

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