Activist Biden Judge Threatens to Jail ICE Officials Over Immigration Crackdown

Rosen stated that out of the 28 individuals who have accused the agency of improperly holding their personal belongings, only five cases remain unresolved. He mentioned that the government would compensate immigrants in instances where their property was lost, describing these situations as “falling into the realm of human error.” Additionally, Rosen indicated that the federal government believes that property has been returned in all other cases.

Rosen said there “was no defiance, no disobedience” on the part of the government and that “the government believes contempt is far beyond anything that ought to be considered here today.”

Bryan didn’t issue a ruling on Tuesday. Also, he didn’t give a timeframe for when he would reach a decision.