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He wasn’t just reminiscing — he was advocating. Boasberg insisted there’s “a lot of law still to be made” in order to punish future dissenters. His call? More legislation, more power for federal prosecutors, and harsher penalties for Americans caught protesting the political establishment.
Yet when it comes to actual violent threats — like gang-linked migrants from Venezuela — Boasberg turns into a soft-spoken apologist. Just this month, he blocked the Trump administration from deporting Venezuelans suspected of belonging to the notorious Tren de Aragua gang, citing worries over the 1798 Alien Enemies Act. That law, created to protect the nation from foreign threats, was apparently too harsh for his taste — if the suspects are illegal immigrants, that is.
Boasberg’s track record on January 6 defendants is nothing short of draconian. As the man presiding over roughly 70 J6 cases, he handed out prison sentences like candy — even for nonviolent offenders whose most egregious act was simply walking inside the Capitol.
Take 60-year-old Sandra Weyer, for example. She never assaulted anyone, didn’t vandalize anything, and wasn’t armed. Yet Boasberg sentenced her to 14 months in prison for “obstructing an official proceeding” under a statute originally meant for corporate fraud — 18 U.S.C. § 1512(c)(2). The Supreme Court would later rule that this charge was wrongly applied in most January 6 cases, but the damage was already done.
Another example is Sara Carpenter, a retired NYPD officer. She received a 22-month sentence from Boasberg under the same dubious legal theory, despite her peaceful behavior. For Boasberg, it seems wearing a badge and disagreeing with the D.C. elite is enough to warrant nearly two years behind bars.
President Trump has not been silent about Boasberg’s antics. In a post on Truth Social, he slammed the judge as a
“Radical Left Lunatic.”
Hard to argue with that assessment when the judge punishes patriotic grandmothers like domestic terrorists while shielding criminal migrants tied to a foreign gang known for extortion, kidnapping, and murder.
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It’s a tale of two Americas in Boasberg’s courtroom: one where patriotic citizens are hunted down for walking into a building, and another where foreign gang members are protected by the very system that’s supposed to deport them. His own words and rulings paint a disturbing picture of a legal system more interested in crushing political dissent than keeping Americans safe.
While the Biden DOJ continues to demonize January 6 participants as insurrectionists, judges like Boasberg are busy carving out legal loopholes to coddle illegal migrants with alleged ties to organized crime.
Justice, it seems, isn’t blind anymore — it’s weaponized.
