Trump admin seeks emergency relief of Judge Boasberg’s contempt threat

On Wednesday, the Trump administration asked the Federal Appeal Court to review an order from the lower court that threatened to retain officials on March 15th deportations – the latest flash point in a wave of immigration disputes playing in federal courts at the country level.

The emergency request came hours after the American boycott judge James Boasberg said he had found a possible reason that administration officials violated the court’s directives to return these trips.

In his ruling, Pasperg threatened the threats of criminal contempt and the administration ordered the provision of additional advertisements by April 23, explaining the reason not to proceed with these procedures.

Boasberg said that if officials fail to submit statements, the court will consider holding other sessions and may refer the issue to the prosecution.

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The Trump administration submitted its appeal to the Court of Appeal in the Capital Department on Wednesday evening.

The Trump administration’s appeal does not include a summary of the Capital Court, any new details, as the facts of the case have already been heard by the provincial court and the Court of Appeal.

Last month, the Court of Appeal ruled 2-1 to support the temporary arrest warrant for Bassburg.

However, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 last month that the Trump administration can resume its deportation trips under the law of Foreign Enemies, as long as individuals who are subject to removal under the law were granted protection from legal columns, and an opportunity to follow up on relief from appearances-or the ability to hear their case by an American court before removing them.

Boasberg said on Wednesday that the court found that the Trump administration showed a “deliberate disregard” of the emergency order on March 15, which temporarily suspended all deportation trips to El Salvador under the Law of Foreign Enemies, or in 1798 stipulating such deportation during a “declared war between the United States or any state or foreign government or any predatory invasion.”

“The court finally decided that the government’s actions on that day show a deliberate disregard for its order, enough for the court to conclude that the possible reason is to find the government in criminal contempt,” Pasperj said on Wednesday.

Boasberg said it will give government officials an opportunity to propose “other methods” to adhere to compliance, which will evaluate it.

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The Minister of Internal Security, the Minister of Justice and Public Security, is accompanied by Hector Filoro, noting that the Minister of Internal Security Christie sleep is on a tour of the Ticoloca terrorist center, El Salvador, March 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Busburg had a Trump administration, including the DRO lawyer, for failing to comply with repeated requests to obtain court information about the individuals who have been deported on flights – who are aware of the administration about the registration that was submitted, and when.

The lack of information provided in frustration with Boasberg, whose compliance last month described “insufficient”.

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The Trump administration, for its part, had argued in an appeal in previous emergency situations that Pasperg’s actions were a “huge imposition and not authorized on the authority of the executive authority to remove dangerous foreigners”, who claimed “threats” American people“

“If you really think that everything you did on that day was legal and I will survive the court challenge, you will not run the way you did,” Bouasberg told “The Morsi” earlier this month.