Noemites Move -- In Secret, In Tennessee -- To REVISIT Rulings Against Them, In The Abrego Case. Yawn. None Of It Will Matter.

It may well turn out that the "mini-trial" postponed last week (but originally due to occur today and tomorrow) -- will now simply be. . . "the full trial" on the merits, come the week of January 20, 2026. [The able judge could easily take it as a dismissal motion, at the open -- or at the close of the prosecution's case in chief.] He has previously entered orders asking for motions the week before that trial date, on various matters ostensibly filed solely for the "mini-trial".

In that regard, the able Judge Crenshaw has tonight indicated he will hold a sealed hearing this Wednesday, to address a "do-over" the government is seeking -- on some of its proffered "evidence". That "evidence" is in air-quotes because it is irrelevant, falsely manufactured and / or wildly prejudicial, and thus not helpful to any finder of fact. In addition, the government has moved to prevent Mr. Hecker from even mentioning that the government kidnapped Mr. Abrego Garcia to El Salvador -- in violation of black letter law.

The able judge will never stand for that, since both the mini-trial -- and the main on the merits one -- advance the truthful claim by Mr. Hecker that Abrego Garcia was indicted in May 2025, for felonies -- in Nashville (on a three year old traffic stop, for which no tickets were issued at the time!) in retaliation for asserting his rights, to be freed from the kidnapping, since he possessed a lawful order of non-removeablity -- issued to him in Maryland some years ago -- and it was in full force, at the moment that Noem chose to abduct him, without any due process of law.

And so, we are at a moment where the government all but knows it is going to bounced out, at trial by the able federal judge, and now seeks to change his prior rulings -- hoping that xenophobic prejudice will save them from the loss -- and embarrassment. To do so though, the judge must again review and discuss sealed papers filed by the Noemites, so the whole thing is for "his eyes only".

Not even the government will be present. That is what "ex parte" means. And it is possible (if not highly likely) that Judge Waverly Crenshaw will simply dismiss the indictment -- as the product of unlawful and vindictive animus -- at the end of his private hearing. We shall see -- but at a minimum he is likely to tell the Noemites that his prior rulings, excluding the inadmissable matters. . . will remain the law of the case:

. . .The Court will have a sealed, ex parte hearing on the Government’s Motion for Partial Reconsideration (Doc. No. 245) on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. . . .

IT IS SO ORDERED. . . .

Now you know -- and I suspect this coming loss is in large part why Trump is said to be thinking of cashiering. . . Noem, before year end 2025. Yep -- I. Am. Here. For. It! Onward.

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