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Trump Administration offers ‘dog ate my homework’ excuses over Newport detention center settlement, lawyer says
Trump Administration offers ‘dog ate my homework’ excuses over Newport detention center settlement, lawyer says
Trump Administration offers ‘dog ate my homework’ excuses over Newport detention center settlement, lawyer says

Published on: 10/09/2026

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U.S. Justice Department lawyer Sean C. Duffy informed a federal judge in Eugene Friday that a settlement agreement is now headed to the Assistant U.S. Attorney General’s office, where two people need to sign off on it. The delay, he explained, resulted from one employee being out on bereavement leave, others on vacation and still another being a recent hire. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

A negotiated settlement aimed at keeping a federal immigration detention center out of Newport – or requiring advance notice should there be future interest from the U.S. government in putting a center there – has been awaiting final approval from the U.S. Department of Justice since the start of the year.

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