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The American judge said that he could hold a trump card in contempt of court for “willing to stop the departure of flights last month wore more than 200 people in El Salvador.

The administration invited to 227-year law, which had to protect the United States during the war for performing mass deportation.

“The court does not reach such a conclusion slightly or hurriedly; indicted enough opportunities to correct or explain their actions. None of their answers was satisfactory,” none of their answers. “Wrote none of their answers.” The Federal Judge James Boasberg wrote.

In the statement, the White House said that he would compete with a decision.

Director for communications of the White House Steven Cheung said, “We plan to look for instantaneous appealing relief.

“The President is 100% obliged to ensure that terrorists and criminal illegal migrants are no longer threatening to Americans and their communities across the country.”

The decision of the Judge Boasberg for the beginning of the process of despair escalates the conflict between the White House and the judiciary over the presidential powers.

The Management Board could avoid finding contempt or “cleaning” disrespect, if they provide an explanation of their actions and come into complying the original order for the last month, Boasberg said on Wednesday.

That submission was late for 23. April, he said.

His judgment comes in spite of what the Supreme Court later determined that Donald Trump would actually use 1798 Law on Alien Enemies To implement the deportation of El Salvador.

The decision of the Supreme Court against Boasberg’s temporary restraint “does not apologize to the Government’s injury,” he said.

If the administration does not submit the requested data by 23. April, Boasberg will then endeavor to identify individual people who have ignored the deportation order.

Then he could recommend the prosecution for those involved.

Flights for deportation in March, they saw more than 200 Venezuelacers accused by the White House that the members of the gang were deported to the prison in El Salvador.

During the hearing for March 15, Judge Boasberg imposed a temporary restraining order on the use of war laws and ordered the flights for deportation that were already in the air they were turned around.

The White House said that flights have already gone and denied a violation of the court judgment.

The Secretary of the American Print Karolina Leavt said, “The Management Board did not” refuse to adhere to a court order.

“The order, which did not have legal, was issued after the terrorists of TDA (tren de Aragua) aliens have already been removed from the American territory.”

After two years to deportation, they continued with Elvador, despite his order that they turned to the United States, Judge Boasberg convened a hearing for the discussion of the “possible defiance of his trump card.

In response, Trump took him to the same actions to call Boasberg “Problema and Agitator” and calling for his impeaksad.

El Salvador agreed to take deported in exchange for $ 6 million (4.6m pounds).

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