Trump targeted Washington DC Regional Judge James Boasberg, who prevented the decision that puts the decision on Truth Social social media account.
Trump, who describes Boasberg as “Provocateur” and describes this federal judge, argued that former US President Barack Obama was not as successful in the elections. He said.
Trump, “Like other dishonest judges I have to come before him, this judge (Boasberg) should be dismissed from his post. We do not want the wild, violent, freak criminals in our country, most of which are murderers. Let’s do America again.” he said.
According to the US press reports, the Supreme Court Prime Minister John Roberts reacted to Trump’s sharing.
“It is known that the response to the disputes regarding the judicial decision for more than two centuries has been a dismissal. The normal appeal examination process is for this purpose.” He said.
Trump only applied to the powers of the law used during the war period
US President Trump reintegrated an authorization used only during war times to accelerate the deportation of immigrants linked to Aragua, the Venezuelan Gang Train.
Trump’s “Act of Foreign Enemies”, dated 1798, gave extraordinary powers to targeting and deporting immigrants without document.
The law in question was used to deport “active xenophobia” during the 1812 War, World War I and World War II.
Trump’s Presidential Decree, stating that the organization was defined as a “foreign terrorist organization”, envisaged the capture and immediately deportation of people allegedly linked to this gang.
On the other hand, Washington DC Regional Judge Boasberg temporarily suspended these powers hours after the decision.
The US administration had deported more than 250 irregular immigrants to El Salvador, allegedly linked to the Venezuelan gang despite the decision of the federal judge to stop the execution.
“The administration did not refuse to comply with the court decision. This decision (Venezuela gang), which has no legal basis, was already given after the removal of Aragua members from the US territory,” the White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt said. He used his statements. (AA)