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Who is Erez Reuveni?
A top DOJ lawyer with 15 years of service—fired after refusing to follow orders he says were illegal. His June 2025 whistleblower complaint is shaking Washington.

What He Alleges:
DOJ leaders—including Trump nominee Emil Bove III—planned to ignore court orders to speed up deportations under the Alien Enemies Act and other policies.

Bove: “Planes take off no matter what.”
On ignoring judges: “We might just have to tell the courts: ‘F**k you.’”

Lying to Judges?
Deputy AG Drew Ensign allegedly misled a federal judge about planned deportation flights—while they were already happening.

When courts issued injunctions, DOJ officials reportedly tried to suppress internal emails and withhold info.

“Third Country” Removals:
Reuveni says DOJ ignored a nationwide court order blocking deportations without proper screening. Instead of obeying, officials told him:
“Stop sending emails”
“Stop asking questions”

The Abrego Garcia Case:
A Salvadoran man wrongly deported despite a judge’s explicit order.
DOJ tried to label him a “terrorist”—with no evidence.
Reuveni refused to lie in court. He was suspended and then fired.

What’s the Big Picture?
Reuveni says DOJ leadership:
Ignored courts
Covered up illegal deportations
Misled judges
Silenced internal dissent
Undermined the rule of law

Human Impact:
People were deported to CECOT prison in El Salvador, where torture is documented.
Reuveni warns: these actions risk lives and break the Constitution.

Why It Matters:
This isn’t just about one lawyer.
It’s about whether the U.S. government can break the law to enforce it.
And who will stand up when it does.

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