Trump Administration Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Deportations to El Salvador
- President Donald Trump's deportation of approximately 250 Venezuelan migrants may violate a court order from District Judge James E. Boasberg, who noted that the impacted individuals are entitled to due process under the law.
- The Trump administration claimed that it did not defy the court order, stating the order was not in writing and two planes were already in the air when the order was issued.
- Legal experts, including Andrew Weissmann, warned that ignoring court orders threatens the rule of law in the United States and described the situation as a potential 'doomsday scenario.'
- Concerns arose over due process for the deported individuals, with critics emphasizing that they were not afforded due process and expressing concern over the administration's actions undermining the rule of law.
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Courts can (probably) still enforce their orders even if the US Marshals Refuse
www.democracydocket.com/… As it becomes more common and likely for the Trump administration to defy court orders the typical end result is contempt followed by an arrest by the US Marshals. However the going concern has been with the tiny insignificant...
Trump Administration Deports Hundreds of Immigrants Even as a Judge Orders Their Removals be Stopped
The Trump administration has transferred hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador even as a federal judge issued an order temporarily barring the deportations under an 18th century wartime declaration targeting Venezuelan gang members, officials said.
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