less push to subvert the DOJ, and how far-reaching the damage will be to the rule of law. First came Sarah Fabian, the senior attorney in the DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation, telling a California appeals court that it is "safe and sanitary" for jailed immigrant children to go without soap or toothbrushes and to sleep on

less push to subvert the DOJ, and how far-reaching the damage will be to the rule of law. First came Sarah Fabian, the senior attorney in the DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation, telling a California appeals EFTA00087083 court that it is "safe and sanitary" for jailed immigrant children to go without soap or toothbrushes a

less push to subvert the DOJ, and how far-reaching the damage will be to the rule of law. First came Sarah Fabian, the senior attorney in the DOJ's Office of Immigration Litigation, telling a California appeals court that it is "safe and sanitary" for jailed immigrant children to go without soap or toothbrushes and to sleep on