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  • But [t]hey could find Marshalls who take their oath seriously, ...

    That's wrong. The request from the court doesn't just go to the US Marshals. It goes to DoJ.

    ... or they could deputize whoever they like to enforce the court's ruling.

    Also wrong. The US Marshals Service can deputize Marshals. The courts cannot.

  • US Marshals are under DoJ. The only thing that the courts can do is request that Marshals take action. I'm sure Bondi would get right on that.

    There's a hearing today on Abrego Garcia, in the wake of SCOTUS' unanimous but "maddeningly vague" order to "facilitate" his return, and the administration's clear failure to do so.

    The judiciary moves slowly.

    It does, and they're taking every advantage of that to log jam that process even more, and do whatever they want in the meantime. There needs to be rapid and effective action now, and there's only one more box of liberty to get it from.