Trump asks the federal judge to impeach, who ruled against his exile

Washington – President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that a federal judge who tried to stop his exile plans is one of some restrictions on aggressive plans of his administration, increasing his struggle with a judiciary.

Trump has regularly criticized judges, especially when they limit their efforts to expand the President Shakti and implement their broad agenda on the federal government. But his call for impeachment – a rare step that is usually taken only in cases of severe moral or criminal misconduct – represents an intense conflict between judicial and executive branches.

Republican President, American District Judge James E. In Washington, in Washington, Truth Social, described as an unpublished “troubleshooter and agitator” in a post on his social media platform. Boseberg recently issued an order blocking exile flights under War -time officials from the 18th -century law, in which Trump carried out his plans.

Trump wrote on Tuesday, “He wins nothing! I won for many reasons, in a heavy mandate, but fighting illegal immigration can be the number one reason for this historic victory.” “I am just doing what voters wanted to do me. This judge, like many of the crooked judges, ‘I am forced to appear first, impeachment should be applied !!!”

The Alien Enemy Act of 1798 has been used only three times in American history, all during the wars declared as Congress. Trump issued a proclamation that the law was applicable due to the claim of the attack by the Gang Train de Argu in Venezuela. His administration is paying Al Salvador to imprison the alleged members of the gang.

Boseberg, who was appointed by President Barack Obama, held a hearing on Monday, which discussed his order “potentially disregard” said that after two exile flights, Al Salvador was continued despite his oral order that he turned into the US.

The Trump administration lawyers defended their actions, saying that Boseberg’s written order was not clear, while a lawyer for the American Civil Liberty Union said “I think we are getting very close” for a constitutional crisis.

The Constitution gives the House of Representatives, where Republicans hold a slim majority, the power to impeach a judge with a simple majority vote. However, like a president impeachment, any expulsion requires votes with a two-thirds majority from the Senate.

The latest social media post of the President aligns him more with colleagues like Elon Musk, who have made similar demands.

“What we are seeing is an attempt by a branch of the government to intimidate another branch of performing its constitutional duties by a branch professor of Duke University law, who specializes in federal courts.”

Just a day earlier, the press secretary of the White House Karolin Levitt said, “I have not heard the President not talking about the judges who impede.”

In the history of America, only 15 judges have been implemented in the history of the nation, which is according to the American courts controlling the institution, and only eight have been removed.

The final judicial impeachment was in 2010. G. of New Orleans. Thomas Portose Junior was impeached on the allegations that he had accepted and then lied about it. He was convicted by the Senate and removed from the office in December 2010.

Judges are increasing calls for impeachment as Trump’s broad agenda is pushback in courts, and at least two members of the Congress have said that they plan to present impeachment articles against online Boseberg. The House Republican has already filed an articles of impeachment against two other judges, Amir Ali and Paul Angelmeyer, on the rule they have made in cases related to Trump.

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Associated press writers Lindsay Whiteharst and Mark Sharman contributed to the report.