Trump poised to be 'called on the carpet' as 'outrageous' excuses fail: ex-prosecutor

According to former U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade, the courts are beginning to lose patience with Donald Trump and members of his administration and a reckoning is coming.

During an appearance on MSNBC with host Ali Velshi, McQuade was asked about the legal setbacks Trump's DOJ has suffered this past week which included a late-night ruling from the Supreme Court halting shipping more immigrants out of the U.S.

As she quipped to the host, "If they're dancing, Ali, they're dancing with two left feet."

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"The most outrageous argument I think they made in the past week was arguing that when the court ordered that the government facilitate his [Kilmar Abrego Garcia's] release from custody in an El Salvador prison all that mean was if he should somehow find his way to the border of the United States, the United States should let. him in, There is no way that that's what the court meant when it said 'facilitate' his release from custody in El Salvador," she pointed out.

"This is a complete denial of the constitutional right to due process and so you're right, so far they seem to be, you know, using every excuse other than my dog ate it," she added. "But at some point they're going to get called on the carpet and the question will be whether they say they get to do it anyway."

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