“Not enforceable”: Trump DOJ, administration officials flout judge’s order on deportations

the Trump administration They took their open acceptance from In order to stop modern deportations Another step on Monday, with Ministry of Justice On the pretext that the ruling of the federal judge from the bench was “undesirable.”

The American Partial Court Judge James Pasperj has spent during the weekend that the Trump administration should stop deporting Venezuelan citizens immediately, while making sure to tell lawyers that ongoing trips must be re -directed and returned to the United States. Boasberg, which was later released, did not include the demand for the return of the deportees in the crossing.

in Submit MondayThe lawyers of the Ministry of Justice argued that oral orders were not implemented as “a judicial order.”

They wrote: “The narrower written matter may be more considerate by the court about the correct practice of its powers.” “According to this firm law, it rules the written minute.”

Trump administration officials spent the days that passed on Bouasberg’s rule Mocked the judge’s order. The White House of Communications Director participated in the screaming of Al -Salvadori Nayeb Boucley on the judge, saying that the verdict was “very late” on social media. Trump Chief of Staff Stephen Miller Boasberg’s temporary restriction order is called unconstitutional while talking to CNN on Monday.

Miller said: “The provincial court judges do not enjoy power, as a general issue, to clarify the performance of the executive.” “This judge violated the law. The constitution violated.”

Trump himself shared a video of those who shaved their heads when landing in El Salvador. In the video, who suspected the administration of being members of the Trin de Aragoa gang, “monsters” were invited to a publication to social truth.

“Thank you to El Salvador, especially President Bokali, for your understanding of this terrible situation, which allowed him to happen to the United States because of the incomplete democratic leadership,” he wrote.