At some point you can’t be a lawyer and try to defend why this administration is doing. They do not want to follow the law

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Anonymous wrote:Sigh. Trying to defend the indefensible does tend to lead to breakdowns.

Julie Le's not defending the indefensible. She's trying to get ICE to obey the law.

But she has to explain to the judge when they don’t, which is often.

Anonymous wrote:Sigh. Trying to defend the indefensible does tend to lead to breakdowns.

Julie Le's not defending the indefensible. She's trying to get ICE to obey the law.

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Anonymous wrote:Pam Bondi fired the prosecutor today. So that’s not what she was asking for when she said her job sucks, but this Trump administration is mafia ruthless. I hope she lands on her feet sooner than later.

This is probably why she got fired.

Thank you for sharing this. It is definitely a must read. That poor woman. She was only on that job four weeks without any training, guidance, help, or supervision. Her client, ICE, refusing to comply with court orders as she tried to get them to follow the law was torture. She tried to get the unlawfully detained but ICE shunned the law, repeatedly. And to top it off, she was worried about her own family being stopped and detained simply because of the color of their non-white skin.

Anonymous wrote:Pam Bondi fired the prosecutor today. So that’s not what she was asking for when she said her job sucks, but this Trump administration is mafia ruthless. I hope she lands on her feet sooner than later.

This is probably why she got fired.

Anonymous wrote:Sigh. Trying to defend the indefensible does tend to lead to breakdowns.

That’s what MAGAs do everyday when they discuss Trump. And they’re far, far from breaking down. But alas, breaking down requires a tablespoon of integrity and a sprinkle of logic.

Anonymous wrote:Whisky pete Hegseth can plan a war on Signal breaking every operational security law imaginable, but the immediate firing comes to a woman who was clearly pushed beyond normal work limits and had a breakdown…

This! She’s not the problem.

Anonymous wrote:Pam Bondi fired the prosecutor today. So that’s not what she was asking for when she said her job sucks, but this Trump administration is mafia ruthless. I hope she lands on her feet sooner than later.

Judging by the Epstein files we need piles of caseloads going after rich pedophiles. Let’s hire more prosecutors to go after THEM. I’ll take the handyman who overstayed his visa over all these pieces of shxt who deserve to burn in hell.

Whisky pete Hegseth can plan a war on Signal breaking every operational security law imaginable, but the immediate firing comes to a woman who was clearly pushed beyond normal work limits and had a breakdown…

Anonymous wrote:Pam Bondi fired the prosecutor today. So that’s not what she was asking for when she said her job sucks, but this Trump administration is mafia ruthless. I hope she lands on her feet sooner than later.

As if that's surprising?

Of course. Anyone who works for DOJ who has a shred of integrity has to be ready to crack.

They'll all be fired eventually, after they crack. The DOJ will be filled with nothing but Tulsi Gabbards and Lindsay Halligans.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/us/politics/prosecutor-immigration-outburst.html

A federal prosecutor in Minneapolis was fired from the U.S. attorney’s office on Wednesday after she expressed exasperation with the crippling case load arising from the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown, according to three people familiar with the matter.

In an extraordinary outburst, the prosecutor, Julie T. Le, told a judge during a hearing on Tuesday in Federal District Court in St. Paul that she and her colleagues in the local U.S. attorney’s office were completely overwhelmed by the number of cases they had been forced to handle because of the White House’s widespread immigration sweeps in Minnesota. At one point, she sardonically told the judge that she would welcome being held in contempt of court because it would allow her to get a good night’s sleep.

Ms. Le’s painfully personal remarks came as the judge, Jerry W. Blackwell, was grilling her about why she and other prosecutors had ignored his orders in five separate cases to free immigrants he had determined were illegally detained by federal agents.

“What do you want me to do?” Ms. Le asked the judge at one point. “The system sucks. This job sucks. And I am trying every breath that I have so that I can get you what you need.”

With all the criminal behavior going on in this administration, of course they fire the overly stressed attorney who speaks the truth.

Pam Bondi fired the prosecutor today. So that’s not what she was asking for when she said her job sucks, but this Trump administration is mafia ruthless. I hope she lands on her feet sooner than later.

Sigh. Trying to defend the indefensible does tend to lead to breakdowns.

She's not wrong. DOJ Is asking lawyers to explain why they keep violating the law.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/government-lawyer-in-ice-case-tells-judge-this-job-sucks

A US government attorney expressed unusual frustration in a courtroom proceeding about the difficulty in ensuring Immigration and Customs Enforcement complies with rulings ordering the release of migrants detained in the Trump administration’s Minnesota enforcement operation.

“The system sucks, this job sucks,” Julie Le, an attorney representing the US attorney’s office in Minnesota, said Tuesday in response to a federal judge’s questions on situations where courts have found ICE violated court orders in migrants’ cases, according to a person who was in the courtroom.

Le, who has been helping the US attorney’s office handle habeas petitions from migrants in Minnesota, compared pushing ICE and the Department of Homeland Security to comply as pulling teeth, and said she wished US District Judge Jerry Blackwell would hold her in contempt so she could get 24 hours of sleep, the person in the room said.

Blackwell, according to the person in the courtroom, referenced Chief US District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz’s finding last week that ICE has violated court orders almost 100 times in 74 cases brought by immigrants so far this year.