The judge in the Abrego Garcia case demands officials to testify under oath and criticizes the DOJ’s inaction.

“What we’re asking [of Trump] is exactly what the Supreme Court told him,” lawyer Benjamin Osorio stated.

“I personally have worked with DHS before to facilitate the return of several other clients who were deported and then won their cases at circuit court levels or at the Supreme Court, and ICE facilitated their return.”

“So we’re not asking anybody to do anything illegal,” Osorio stated. “We’re asking them to follow the law.”

“It feels a little bit like the Spider-Man meme where everybody’s pointing at everybody else,” Osorio said of Bukele’s claim that he doesn’t have the power to return Garcia.

“But at the same time, I mean, we are renting space from the Salvadorans. We are paying them to house these individuals, so we could stop payment and allow them to be returned to us.”

Asked if he is confident that Abrego Garcia will be returned, Osorio said he was concerned but hopeful.

“I’m worried about the rule of law, I’m worried about our Constitution, I’m worrying about due process,” he said. “So at this point, I am optimistic to see what happens in the federal court hearing.”

According to the judge, the Trump administration’s failure to reverse deportation planes was probably in contempt of court.

Donald Trump is criticized by Barack Obama when he halted $2,300,000,000 in Harvard funding.