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Federal Judge Questions Trump Administration's Deportation of Venezuelan Migrants

Judge Boasberg suggests Trump administration may have acted in bad faith by ignoring a court order to not deport Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador.

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U.S. District Judge James Boasberg expressed concerns that the Trump administration may have violated his order regarding the deportation of Venezuelan migrants. He indicated the possibility of contempt proceedings against officials for failing to turn around deportation flights as required. The judge's inquiry into the government's use of the Alien Enemies Act, invoked by Trump, remains contentious, raising questions about the administration's transparency and adherence to court directives. A ruling on the matter may come next week, as the administration appeals to the Supreme Court for an exemption to continue deportations.

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  • There are concerns raised by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg regarding the Trump administration's handling of Venezuelan deportations, specifically whether the government acted in bad faith by ignoring a court order.
  • The hearing highlighted the tension between the judiciary and the executive branch, with Boasberg possibly moving toward contempt proceedings against Trump administration officials for failing to comply with his orders.
  • The administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations has faced legal challenges, complicating the balance of power between the courts and the executive.

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