The judge determines listening to pressure on the Trump administration on deportations

The Trump administration asked a federal judge in Washington to cancel a hearing on Monday evening, as he planned to pressure officials on whether they had violated an order that prohibits the deportation of any non -detained citizen – including many members of the suspected Venezuelan gangs – with a few or without gang members.

In a noticeable show of the challenge, the administration presented the court papers less than two hours before the session, and told the judge, James E.

Lawyers of the Ministry of Justice wrote on behalf of the administration: “Given that the government is not ready to reveal any other details of national security or operational security for the prosecutors or the public, the court must evacuate the session scheduled for this day.” “The government does not submit this request lightly.”

This deposit was a veiled threat to Judge Pasperg, who set the hearing for 5 pm at the Federal Provincial Court in Washington. This came one day of the extraordinary resistance by the administration, which she said had not violated the order of Judge Boa Pasperg to stop flights, but he had no authority to issue it in the first place.

Earlier on Monday, Tom Human, Tom Human, made statements challenging President Trump, indicating that the administration planned to continue such deportation despite the court’s order-a measure that could push the country to a constitutional crisis, and puts one of the government’s branches provided against the other.

“We do not stop,” said Mr. Human on Monday, during his appearance on Fox News. “I do not care about what the judges think, I do not care about what the left thinks. We are coming.”

Mr. Human defended the administration’s decision to fly more than 200 immigrants to El Salvador during the weekend, including individuals set by the government as members of the Trine de Aragua criminal gang. He added that the audience should expect more deportations “every day”.

The legal battle on the removal of migrants was the latest – and perhaps the most serious – so far among federal courts, which have sought to curb many executive procedures for Mr. Trump, and the administration that is repeatedly approaching and rejecting it publicly to comply with judicial orders.

Mr. Trump himself expressed doubts about the ruling last week by a federal judge in California, the administration ordered the rehabilitation of thousands of test workers. Mr. Trump told correspondents on Sunday night that the judge was “putting himself in the position of President of the United States, who was about 80 million votes.”

The hearing was scheduled to be held in the migrant case that was deported at 5 pm on Monday at the Federal Provincial Court in Washington. Judge Boomsberg said that lawyers in the Ministry of Justice should be ready to inform him about the location of flights to El Salvador – on the ground in the United States, in the air, or abroad already – as he issued his order.

When issuing a temporary restriction against removals this weekend, Judge Pasperj said that any aircraft carrying Venezuelan immigrants had to return to the United States “however, it was accomplished – whether it was about the plane or not.”

The White House denied that it violated the matter, on the pretext that the deportation trips left American territory before Judge Boasberg presented his written order.

At an introduction from the court early on Monday, the lawyers of some Venezuelan who were deported noted that the White House claimed that the order of the judge Pasperg was published in a written form at 7:26 pm on Saturday, ignoring that he issued an oral version of the same decision at 6:45 pm, which “directed the government unambiguously.

The request to cancel the session after a long period of the White House press secretary, Caroline Levitte, came that there are questions about whether the verbal matter carries the same weight as a legal matter, as written, and our lawyers are determined to ask these questions and answer them in court. “

Trump administration officials also suggested that the order of Judge Pasperj does not apply to the aircraft that was already on international waters when the written decision was made – a position that the lawyers did not agree to the migrants who were sharply deported.

They wrote: “Whether the planes have removed the American lands or not, the United States retained at least the nursery until the planes landed and individuals were handed over to foreign governments.”

Mrs. Levitte reported on Monday that more than 260 migrants were deported who included 137 people who were removed through the 1798 foreign enemies law, a mysterious law in wartime claiming to use it to deport those who were identified as members of the Trine de Aragoa gang. An additional 101 was deported in light of the regular immigration procedures. Ms. Levitte said that 23 members of the Salvadori gang Mara Salvatraosh, or MS-13.

Ms. Levitte said that the United States is paying El Salvador $ 6 million to pick it up in the two departments. A group of deportees described as responsible for a variety of violent crimes, including killing and sexual assault, but the administration did not issue extensive details of each user, and no evidence of their gangs affiliation. Mrs. Levitte has not committed to the name of every person who was deported through the Law of Foreign Enemies.

Democrats in the Judicial Committee of the Senate also accused the Trump administration of “seizing illegal power and insolence” in moving forward.

“We cannot allow Trump to rid the rules and due legal procedures,” Senate Democrats said in a statement on Monday. “We must all, including the courts, continue to hold this administration accountable, and prevent the Trump administration from moving us to a dark and dangerous road.”

The deportations to El Salvador were just an example of management procedures that contradict the sites of the judicial branch.

During the weekend, a federal judge in Boston said that there is a reason to believe that the Trump administration He was intentionally opposing his matter To submit the court notice before the expelling of a doctor was arrested for 36 hours in Boston when she returned from visiting his relatives in Lebanon, although she had a valid visa.

Although the judge, who issued an order preventing her temporarily removing it, the federal authorities are still flying Dr. Rasha Aloe, 34, a professor at the University of Brown, to Paris, and is supposed to be on her way to Lebanon.

The Trump administration faces accusations in at least three cases of cases that have not fully complied with the orders of the judges or contempt for their violation.

In one of these cases, lawyers accused a group of non -profit organizations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of failing to follow the court’s order that he ordered to pay all the funds due to them by the United States Agency for International Development.

In both other cases, the hospital’s lawyers in Seattle and medical professionals in Maryland accused the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services of their failure to comply with the orders of the separate court that prevents officials from blocking federal funding to healthcare providers who provide confirmed gender care.