The case most likely to resolve definitively in Abrego's favor, first -- however, is being heard in Nashville.
This one, in Maryland (now that he is safely released and at home) has become just a side-car, at this point. But we will keep covering it. Look for a dismissal in Tennessee on either the 28th or 29th of January, in the new year. [And I will be there, live-blogging from the well in Courtroom 3C.] Here's the latest Maryland schedule:
. . .ORDER granting [127] Respondents' (Unopposed) Motion for Extension of Time to File a Declaration in Response to the Court's Order at ECF No. 123;
Respondents shall file a supplemental declaration by no later than December 30, 2025; Petitioner shall file a response to Respondents' December 26 and December 30 submission by no later than January 5, 2026. Signed by Judge Paula Xinis on 12/26/2025. . . .
And for what it is worth, separately in the Middle District of Tennessee, here is the feckless Noemites' "defense" of Greg Bovino's arguable libel of Abrego -- as an official government agent, in a felony matter. [Something he's supposed to stay mum about -- and let the courtroom filings speak for themselves, as a matter of law.] Deplorable. Bovino is a useless little tool, to be certain.
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