Two federal judges long accused of undermining President Trump’s America First priorities have now refused to appear before the U.S. Senate—sidestepping a high-stakes Judiciary Committee hearing designed to expose the growing crisis of judicial activism.
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg and U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman, both central figures in recent clashes over immigration and executive authority, declined invitations to testify at this week’s hearing titled “Impeachment: Holding Rogue Judges Accountable.” Their refusal instantly set off alarms among conservatives who have warned for years that these judges operate more like political operatives than neutral arbiters of the law.
Boasberg’s Record: Blocked Deportations, Greenlit Surveillance, and Shielded Biden Bureaucracies
Judge James Boasberg, appointed during the Obama years, has repeatedly stepped into major national security disputes—and almost always in ways that benefit the left. Conservatives still remember his controversial ruling that prevented the administration from deporting Venezuelan nationals under the Alien Enemies Act, even as intelligence officials flagged violent members of the criminal syndicate Tren de Aragua for removal.
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