At some point, given the AUSAs’ foot dragging and thwarting of clear USDC Jenks [and Brady] production orders, Abrego will be entitled to a dismissal — without a formal hearing. He has already offered plenty of evidence that this was a vindictive, irregular “manufacturing of a felony” — out of a three year old, 20 minute traffic stop in rural Tennessee (one where — amazingly! — no traffic tickets were even issued, at the time).
The government is thus put to its proof — to establish, as Mr. McGuire claims under oath, that he alone decided to charge Abrego. But now we see he was being directed from DC. So, he lied. That — since the government has not put on any other evidence — entitles Abrego to a dismissal. Here’s the latest scheduling order — on it all:
…ORDER as to Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia:
The Government shall reply to Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia’s Motion to Compel [286] on or before 1/21/2026.
Signed by District Judge Waverly D. Crenshaw, Jr on 1/15/2026….
Now you know. Off, to the high Rockies after King Day, for a week — then on to Nashville that next Monday night. Whoosh.
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