DOJ urges Supreme Court to keep Bannon’s prison date

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The Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to deny Steve Bannon‘s emergency request to delay his prison sentence, arguing the former Trump adviser did not have grounds to avoid his imminent detention.

Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar wrote in a court filing that Bannon, who is scheduled to begin a four-month prison sentence Monday, did not meet the “demanding” standard to justify the “extraordinary relief” he had requested from the high court.

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