Sorry, one more little thing. Abrego Garcia's lawyer read aloud the current state department travel warning for South Sudan, which tells Americans that before they go there, they should "draft a will." Xinis hung and shook her head in perfectly reasonable disbelief.

Reuveni, speaking publicly for the first time, was fired in April after defending the administration’s mistaken deportation of a man in Maryland, a case in which he refused to follow a superior’s directive.

Reuveni said he is willing to testify before Congress or in court about what he calls a deliberate effort by the administration to ignore judicial rulings and the due process rights of hundreds of migrants.