Biden Justice Department, in Filing in Federal Court, Sides With the UN Against Victims of October 7

Immunities of the United Nations from lawsuits in America are likely to be tested by 101 victims of terror seeking damages from the UN agency dealing with Palestinian Arab refugees.

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Attorney General Garland at the Department of Justice, July 6, 2022. Bonnie Cash/pool via AP

While the Department of Justice has been working overtime to pierce President Trump’s immunity, Attorney General Garland’s lawyers are busy seeking to establish immunity for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency from a lawsuit by the victims of the massacre of Jews on October 7.

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