The accusation: “Want to take the role of President” • Concern for “Constitutional Crisis”
Donald Trump continues to attack federal referee James Boasberg.
In a post on Truth Social, he calls the judge a “radical left -wing”.
“If a president does not have the right to throw out murderers from our country, we have big problems,” he writes.
In a post on its social media platform Truth Social on Wednesday, Donald Trump calls federal judge James Boasberg a “radical left-wing”.
“If a president does not have the right to throw out murderers and other criminals from our country because the radical left -wing to judge wants to take on the role of president, then we have major problems and are doomed to fail,” he writes.
The play comes after Boasberg issued a court order on Saturday, which blocked the president from using the old war law Alien Enemies Act to support over 200 alleged gang members to El Salvador. Despite the order, deportations were carried out.
The chief judge: “Not appropriate”
Already on Tuesday, Trump went out in a post on the Truth Social platform, where he writes that Boasberg should be faced with national law and calls him a “quarrel” for trying to stop deportations.
After the post, the conservative chief judge in the Supreme Court John Roberts has set foot.
“For more than two centuries, it has been determined that national law is not an appropriate response to disagreement on a legal decision. It is therefore the normal appeal process,” he states in a statement that Ap taken part in.
Concerns: “Constitutional crisis”
In an interview with Fox News late Tuesday night, Trump said he would never ignore a court decision, something his administration was accused of in connection with deportations.
– But we have bad judges. At a certain time you have to look at what you can do if you are dealing with an rogue judge, he said according to AP.
The conflict between the White House and the judicial system has received a lot of attention in US media. A lawyer from the non -profit organization American Civil Liberties Union tells the AP that the United States is approaching a constitutional crisis after Trump’s attacks.
At the same time, an anonymous Republican strategist states The Hill that several Republican congress members ended up in a difficult seat.
– On the private level, most people think this is on the verge of a constitutional crisis, and that such situations must be avoided in the future, says the source.