A Democrat-appointed federal judge in Washington, D.C., has once again inserted himself into immigration policy — this time reviving a criminal contempt pursuit aimed directly at former President Trump’s team after they greenlit deportations of violent foreign nationals under the Alien Enemies Act. Judge James Boasberg appears determined to keep the controversy alive, even after the Supreme Court openly slapped down his earlier orders.
Last month, the Justice Department revealed that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem authorized deportation flights back in March. She did so despite an eleventh-hour emergency order from Judge Boasberg attempting to freeze the removals. Instead of focusing on the Biden administration’s border disaster, the judge has locked his attention on punishing Trump officials who removed dangerous gang members from U.S. soil.
Boasberg gave the Trump Administration a strict deadline — December 5 — demanding sworn declarations from every individual “involved in the decision not to halt the transfer of class members” during the March deportations. The demand signaled what many conservatives are calling a judicial fishing expedition designed to corner and intimidate former Trump officials.
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