[U] In Nashville On Wed., Abrego Garcia Need Not -- And Will Not -- Call Any Witnesses. He Will Force The Noemites To Muster Their Evidence, Such As It Is. I'll Be There.

Just a quick note before I fly down tomorrow evening, to Union Station.

The Noemites aver tonight that they intend to call some older Tennessee State Troopers. That, and show some supposed emails, from incarcerated individuals (yawn). This all ought to be very droll.

But it will not likely sustain the government's burden -- and Kilmar is likely to be exonerated in Nashville, since the able USDC Judge is holding the hearing specifically to determine whether he may be held over for trial -- on any charge at all.

Updated: in fact, overnight, the Noemites have admitted that the court has already once ruled against it, on the adequacy of the evidence: ". . .the Magistrate Judge found that the Government failed to prove by [even a] a preponderance of the evidence that the human smuggling crimes charged in the Indictment involved any minor victims. . . ." That is the government's own admission. Now you know.

. . .Defendant Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia writes pursuant to this Court’s order (ECF 56) to disclose that he does not anticipate calling any witnesses or introducing any exhibits as part of his case-in-chief at the July 16, 2025 evidentiary hearing on the government’s motion to revoke Magistrate Judge Holmes’s order releasing him pending further proceedings in this matter.

Respectfully submitted,

Dated: July 14, 2025 New York, New York. . . .

So, do tune in at 1 PM Central, on Wed., from USDC Courtroom 3D. Out.

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