Federal judge fumes over Trump administration’s late-night deportation move

A federal judge has distorted the Trump administration lawyers on Friday because of their deportation of Venezuelan citizens to El Salvador, although the previous court order is explicitly prohibiting this step-which is the latest in a days-long legal dispute that could make his way to the Supreme Court.

During the proposal session, the American District Court judge, James Boomsberg sharply, interrogated the assistant deputy prosecutor, and the banner drew about the reason for the Trump administration’s failure to comply with the order of the Emergency Court, which temporarily prevented its use of the law of Foreign Enemies 1798 The deportation of Venezuelan citizensIncluding the alleged members of the Trine de Aragoa gang, from the American soil for 14 days.

At least 261 migrants were deported on Saturday from the United States to El Salvador, including more than 100 Venezuelan citizens who were under the removal of “only” the law temporarily banned by the court.

Boasberg used the first part of Friday’s session to click on the lieutenant for details about government deportations to El Salvador.

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“Why was this announcement signed in the dark on Friday, on Saturday morning, then these people rushed to the planes?” Paspurg, a lawyer for the Ministry of Justice. “For me, the only reason for doing this is if you know the problem, and you want to get them out of the country before filing the lawsuit.”

The lieutenant was also pressed for what he knew about the deportations during the court hearing last week, when Boasberg ordered the Trump administration to stop any planned removal of Venezuelan immigrants subject to the law of foreign enemies.

Boasberg also released on Saturday to rule the bench, which ordered the immediate return of any deportation of Venezuelan citizens targeting the deportation under the law of foreign enemies.

“Can I ask you now how I explained this statement when we had a conversation on Saturday?” Eisen asked. Did you not understand my graphics during that session? “

“You told me that you have no details on flights, then we held a 38 -minute vacation until you find details,” the lieutenant judge. “Then when I went back – and although flights were in the air, you have represented that you had no details of flights?”

“This is true,” the lieutenant answered, the judge told that no one would give him the information he sought about the deportation trips. “I did not know that they were in the air,” he said.

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At the time, the president’s lawyers, Todd Blanche, Emile Pov, left Emile Bouv and John Lauro in Washington, DC in 2024. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Boasberg commanded Trump administration officials to explain on Tuesday why they failed to comply with his order that requires deportations to return, and whether they had intentionally defied his rule and fell in El Salvador.

Although the judge acknowledged that the Trump administration has a “wide latitude” to impose the immigration law, he has repeatedly expressed his frustration with the government and its failure to answer the main questions about flights.

Repeat these concerns on Friday, and raise new visits about the clear challenge of the administration of federal judges.

“The assumptions are frightening,” Judge Pasperj told Izen. He said: “If the courts are not able to review” the administration’s use of the deportation law in the era of war, the president can say that anyone has invaded. If some foreign fishermen come to American waters, the president can say this invasion.

“Until you say this is worrying,” he said.

“This is up to congress,” Izen answered.

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President Donald Trump arrives with Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi to speak at the Ministry of Justice in Washington, on Friday, March 14, 2025. (Get on AP)

In the court’s order that was submitted on Thursday, Boasberg photographed lawyers of the Ministry of Justice for their failure to answer his questions about deportation trips, even after they were allowed to do this under a seal, indicating that the government was “evading its obligations.”

It is still unclear whether the Trump administration will call for the privilege of the state’s secrets in the court’s battle, which may allow them to block certain information for national security purposes.

In the announcement of the court, which was submitted on Friday morning, US Deputy Prosecutor Todd Boasberg informed that he is familiar with discussions at the cabinet level that calls for this privilege. They can present this argument in the hearing of the Court of Appeal next week.

Blanche told the court on Friday, that calling this privilege “is dangerous requires a careful study of national security and foreign relations, and it cannot be taken properly in just 24 hours.”

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President Donald Trump, for his part, demanded a social media post on Friday that the Supreme Court would move to federal judges who prevented more than 300 of his executive orders and procedures.

In The Truth Post, Trump imported the Supreme Court in “stopping the restrictions worldwide now, before it is too late.”

“If Judge Roberts and the United States Supreme Court do not fix this unprecedented and unprecedented situation, our country is in a very serious problem!” He said.