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DOJ is losing cases against immigrants and protesters, New York Times investigation finds
The Department of Justice is losing cases against immigrants and protesters, as a New York Times investigation reveals that many federal cases involving charges of assaulting or impeding officers are failing despite increased arrests. The investigation highlights a surge in such charges but finds these cases often fall apart.
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