As Lara stated during his testimony, it is CBP policy to have multiple officers in the room where children are interrogated, supposedly for their own safety. He claimed three other officers were present during the interrogation, but as the court notes in its judgment, there’s no record of any other officer being present and the officers referred to by Lara testified that they were not present during these questioning sessions.
So Officer Lara will be immediately fired and charged for perjury. Any and all convictions or judgements utilizing their testimony historically will be reviewed for accuracy. Right?