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“James Boasberg, along with 16 DC judges, signed off on the unlawful use of 1512c2–the corporate fraud obstruction statute–against J6ers,” Kelly wrote.
This statute, meant to address financial crimes, was twisted into a weapon against Trump supporters. Despite its eventual invalidation, Boasberg ensured that many were sentenced before it could be challenged. He personally oversaw 70 cases, handing down harsh sentences for minor infractions like “parading” in the Capitol.
Sandra Weyer, a 60-year-old Pennsylvania woman who committed no violence on January 6, received 14 months in federal prison under the now-overturned charge. Cynthia Ballenger, another nonviolent participant, was sentenced to four months behind bars after being convicted in a brief bench trial. Former NYPD officer Sara Carpenter was handed 22 months in prison for what amounted to misdemeanors and a bogus obstruction charge.
“Boasberg with gusto threw the book at Americans exercising their 1A rights on Jan 6 then denied J6ers other constitutional rights to ensure convictions and imprisonment,” Kelly noted.
Soft on Deep State Crimes
Boasberg’s judicial bias extends beyond January 6 cases. In 2020, he was appointed as the top judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), a position where he immediately sided with the same intelligence agencies that targeted President Trump. One of his first moves was appointing David Kris, a known anti-Trump activist, to oversee FISA reforms despite Kris’ documented bias.
During the Trump-Russia hoax, Boasberg delayed sentencing for Kevin Clinesmith, the FBI lawyer who admitted to falsifying evidence in the FISA application used to spy on Trump’s campaign. Despite Clinesmith’s clear criminality, Boasberg let him off with probation, a decision that many saw as part of a broader effort to shield Deep State operatives.
Protecting Venezuelan Gang Members
Now, Boasberg is using his judicial power to prevent the deportation of Venezuelan nationals, some of whom have been linked to criminal activity. Many of these individuals, previously protected under Temporary Protected Status (TPS), were facing removal as part of Trump’s immigration crackdown. But Boasberg intervened at the last moment, siding with activists instead of law-abiding Americans.
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His latest decision has sparked outrage from conservatives who see it as another example of judicial overreach. At a time when violent crime is rising and illegal immigration is overwhelming U.S. cities, Boasberg appears more concerned with protecting foreign criminals than upholding the law.
Boasberg’s track record is clear: harsh on conservatives, lenient on leftist allies, and now shielding illegal aliens from deportation. His rulings speak for themselves, and Americans are taking notice. Will anyone in Washington hold him accountable?
