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The U.S. Attorney’s office is defending its handling of the explosive “Broadview Six” case, where prosecutors allegedly mishandled a grand jury during a high-stakes immigration protest crackdown. Facing sharp criticism from Judge April Perry—who called the conduct “unprecedented”—Attorney Andrew Boutros insists no special prosecutor is needed, citing internal reforms, dropped charges, and legal fee reimbursements. Yet the judge’s blistering rebuke and damning transcripts reveal a troubling pattern of prosecutorial overreach, casting serious doubt on the office’s credibility as it tries to salvage its reputation amid mounting scrutiny.

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