Judge orders daily meetings with Border Patrol official Bovino on Chicago immigration crackdown

For more than an hour, the judge, Sara L. Ellis of Federal District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, read Mr. Bovino restrictions she had previously set as part of a lawsuit over tactics that agents are using and cited examples of times his agents appeared to violate those restrictions.

They used tear gas in a neighborhood where children were about to march in a Halloween parade, Judge Ellis said. They failed to warn residents before tossing tear gas canisters at them, she said, noting an incident in which an agent threw a canister out of a car as it drove away.

 
Diogenes said:
Oh, my. "Appears to" eh?

Is she gonna lock 'em up?
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She will be asking which of the 3 excuses he will be using since she said there were only 3 possibilities for agents to not follow her orders.
Of course the first excuse won't work any more since Bovino was in court today and said the order was clear.

After Bovino left the stand she did inform the lawyers that she has the "inherent power to enforce" her orders.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
She will be asking which of the 3 excuses he will be using since she said there were only 3 possibilities for agents to not follow her orders.
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Is that so?

Poor Richard Saunders said:
Of course the first excuse won't work any more since Bovino was in court today and said the order was clear.
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Wow. Tell me more.

Poor Richard Saunders said:
After Bovino left the stand she did inform the lawyers that she has the "inherent power to enforce" her orders.
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Am I supposed to be impressed?
 
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