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A federal judge rebuked prosecutors for blocking questions about Border Patrol commander’s White House talks during a lawsuit over protester treatment.
A federal deposition of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino turned contentious last week as Justice Department attorneys repeatedly objected to questions about his communications with senior White House and Homeland Security officials, including Stephen Miller, during "Operation Midway Blitz."
U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis criticized the government’s legal team for procedural disputes and misstatements, noting that much of the session focused on arguments rather than testimony.
The deposition, part of a lawsuit by media organizations over alleged excessive force and mistreatment of protesters, included closed-door questioning on use-of-force directives and body camera policies.
Ellis emphasized the relevance of inquiries into Bovino’s coordination with officials if tied to operational decisions, while rejecting a request for daily reporting to the court as a separation of powers issue.
The session was paused before completion and is set to resume.
Un juez federal reprendió a los fiscales por bloquear preguntas sobre las conversaciones del comandante de la Patrulla Fronteriza en la Casa Blanca durante una demanda por el trato a los manifestantes.