US Judge James Boasberg rules he could hold Trump administration in contempt

The US judge said last month that he would have a Trump administration because of the destruction of a court “deliberately ignoring” the order to stop the deportation of more than 200 people to El Salvador.

The administration has aroused 227 -year -old laws to protect the United States during the exhibition to carry out mass deportation.

James James Boasberg, James Bosberg, said, “The court did not come to such a conclusion and did not reach such a conclusion, and the accused gave enough opportunities to correct or explain their actions.

In the statement, the White House said it would challenge the decision.

White House Communication Director Steven Cheung said: “We plan to seek immediate appeal relief.

“The president is 100% committed to preventing terrorists and illegal immigrants no longer threatened by Americans and communities across the United States.”

The decision to begin the destruction process of Judge Boazburg expands the conflict between the judiciary of the White House and the president’s authority.

On Wednesday, Boasberg said on Wednesday that the administration provided a description of his behavior and could avoid the discovery of disdain or “fuzzy” if he complyed with the initial order issued last month.

The submission is due to April 23, he said.

Despite the fact that Donald Trump could actually be used later by the Supreme Court. 1798 alien law Existing to El Salvador.

He said the Supreme Court’s decision on Boaberg’s temporary arrest order “does not make excuses for the government.”

If the administration does not provide the requested information by April 23, the Boasberg tries to identify individuals who ignore the order to stop deportation.

Then I was able to recommend prosecution for those involved. The federal prosecution reports to the Trump administration under the US Department of Justice.

In March, the deportation flight saw more than 200 Venezuelanians prosecuted by the White House by the gang, who was exiled by the gang in El Salvador.

At the hearing on March 15, Judge Boasberg imposed a temporary arrest order for the use of the war law. And stopped the deportation of the 14th, which was dealt with by the Declaration.

After lawyers said that the plane had already left, he ordered a language order that the flight would return to the United States.

The White House refused to violate the court ruling.

US media minister Karoline Leavitt said:

“A command without legal basis was issued after the terrorist TDA. [Tren de Aragua] Aliens have already been removed from the US territory. “

Judge Bosberg continued to El Salvador, despite the order of two deportation flights.

In response, Trump called Boasbug as “a stirrer and a stirrer” and demanded impeachment.

El Salvador has agreed to take the deport in return for $ 6 million (4.6 million pounds).

At the beginning of this week, Trump met with President Nayib Bukele in El Salvador at the White House and expressed interest in sending more deportation flights to El Salvador.