Supreme Court grapples with dispute over detention of immigrants

The Supreme Court on Wednesday grappled with the question of whether the federal government can detain immigrants convicted of crimes for the duration of their removal proceedings after they have been released from criminal custody.

The hour-long argument on Justice Brett Kavanaugh's second day on the bench saw discussions among him and his eight fellow justices about the intentions of Congress when it implemented a federal statute allowing for mandatory detention of immigrants convicted of certain crimes without the possibility of a bond hearing.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/courts/supreme-court-grapples-with-dispute-over-detention-of-immigrants?

The Running Battle Between Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and Andrew McCabe

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has proven himself a polarizing figure. Depending on who you speak to, Rosenstein, appears to occupy one of three rather varying roles.

According to some, Rosenstein is part of the problem, actively working against President Trump’s Administration. To others, he occupies a slightly more grey area, compromised but with the capability to adjust to a new political climate. Not actively bad, but not to be trusted either.

To add to the confusion, there are those who see Rosenstein as something of a quiet hero, a man who intentionally took control of the Russia Investigation out of the FBI’s hands and has operating with honorable, or at least fully legal intentions.

https://themarketswork.com/2018/10/10/the-running-battle-between-deputy-ag-rod-rosenstein-and-andrew-mccabe/

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because it's part of the plan