“The relief sought herein is needed to give effect to the Court’s Order granting expedited discovery. As the Court stated in that Order, ‘discovery is necessary in light of Defendants’ uniform refusal to disclose ‘what it can’ regarding their facilitation of Abrego Garcia’s release and return to the status quo ante.’ The Court thus authorized Plaintiffs to take the depositions of four Government officials who had previously submitted affidavits to the Court, noting that ‘[these are] the people who [the Government] said have personal knowledge of the issues before the Court.’ Three of those four depositions have now taken place, and, as described below, Plaintiffs are still in the dark about the Government’s efforts to facilitate Abrego Garcia’s release from custody and return to the United States,” write lawyers for CECOT prisoner Kilmar Abrego Garcia in a motion for further depositions in the case with reichministers at the Departments of State, Homeland Security, and Justice.