Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts pushed back against the call to implement a judge of President Donald Trump, who had a ruling struggle with the priorities of the administration.
In a statement on Tuesday, Roberts issued a rare statement when Trump impressed the insult to the federal judge, who held a “fact-khoj” hearing on Monday, whether the Trump administration deliberately violated the court order when he handed over to the members of more than 200 alleged criminals to the allevadoron officials in the weekend.
In a post on his social media networks on Tuesday morning, Trump called American District Judge James Boseberg “crooked” and suggested that he should be impeached.
“This judge, like many of the crooked judges, have been forced to appear first, impeachment must be applied !!!” Trump wrote. “We do not want vicious, violent and vested criminals in our country, many of them have deranged the killers.”
Judge James E. Chief Justice of the Federal District Court at Boseburg, DC, E. in Washington, DC on 16 March, 2023. The Barrett Preityman stands for a picture at the Federal Courthouse.
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“For more than two centuries, it has been established that impeachment is not a proper response to disagreement related to a judicial decision,” Roberts said in the statement. “The general appellate review process exists for that purpose.”
The statement reflects a difference in opinion between judicial and executive branches.
Trump argued on Tuesday that he should not be prevented from executing his immigration agenda, “I am only doing what voters wanted to do me.”
Following Trump’s comments about Boseberg, the federal judge stopped the Trump administration from deportation of any nonsense, when the Alien enemy Act after the President’s recent proclamation to deport the alleged members of the gang Train de Argua of Venezuela.
The alleged member of Venezuela criminal organization Train de Argu, who was deported by the US government, has been detained at the imprisonment center of terrorism in Tekoluka, Lalwador, in a photo received on March 16, 2025.
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In oral instructions during a hearing on Saturday, Boasberg ordered that if they were covered by his order, two aircraft were immediately ordered to carry nonsuctions, including a single one that was probably closed during a break during a court hearing. However, sources said that the top lawyers and officials in the administration determined that as flights were higher than international water, Boseberg’s order was not implemented, and the aircraft were not all around.
On Monday, Boseberg questioned whether the Trump administration ignored its orders to turn the aircraft around, saying that it was “a stretch hack” to argue for them that their order could be disregarded.
John F. before President Donald Trump led the board meeting. Speaking to the media during a directed tour of Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in Washington on March 17, 2025.
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Deputy Associate Attorney General Abhishek Kambli on Monday argued during the “Fact-Finding” hearing called by Boseberg on Monday that the judge’s instructions on Saturday evening did not become effective to roam around the flights until that evening was kept in writing.
Boasberg announced the swearing in by BOASBERG to the Department of Justice on Tuesday afternoon in a filing on Monday, that a third flight on Saturday ran the prisoners after its written order, which were removable on the plains other than foreign enemies.
ABC News’ Dewin Dwire and Sara Beth Hansley contributed to this report.
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