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Going to implement it. they didn't bother to staff up more prosecutors to do this kind of prosecuting work. they just decided that they'd start prosecuting everybody, wholesale, with no plan for who woulactually do the work. so now the military is helping them out? active duty. i mean. to be clear, these military lawyers are not being assigned to represent parents who had their kids taken away or kids who had their parents taken away. they are being assigned to the justice department to prosecute those families. legal representation for the families themselves, for the parents and for the kids...

Don't worry, they're going to get a little bit of basic training and then they'll get right in the courtroom. quote, the duration of the details, meaning the detail in the military sense, we're detailing you to the specific place, the duration of the details will be six months, assisting department of justice while we staff up with permanent assistant u.s. attorneys. the focus of this work will be violations of eight u.s. code sections 1325 and 1326. which is the statutes for crossing the border illegally. so, again, we obtained these e-mails today, which is the first indication we had seen an...

>> i, um -- you are a small "c" conservative person and -- >> i am. >> a small "c" conservative person. i don't think of you as ideologically, anything. but i know you as a reserved and cautious lawyer. i hope you don't mind me saying. i did not know that i should expect you to express public opposition to what's been happening on the border. i didn't know if you would think that you would be constrained, essentially, by the fact that you held the department of homeland security job before and you didn't want to criticize your successors. but yet, you've been very vocal and public about your f...

Repurposed and diverted into jeff session' department of justice to help him handle this new huge backlog of immigration prosecutions that they've just created because of the trump administration policy, for which they apparently made no plans in terms of how they were actually going to implement it. they didn't bother to staff up more prosecutors to do this kind of prosecuting work. they just decided that they'd start prosecuting everybody, wholesale, with no plan for who would actually do the work. so now the military is helping them out? active duty. i mean. to be clear, these military lawy...

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