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'Errors sometimes occur': DOJ claims judge 'inappropriately' punished JAG 'out of frustration' with ICE even though attorney conceded he 'personally dropped th…
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The DOJ maintains that a federal judge's contempt order "inappropriately" punished an attorney to force ICE's compliance with court orders.
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