The prisoner looks out of his cell as Homeland Security Director Christi Noem tours the terrorist confinement centre, or CECOT, on March 26, 2025 in Tekolka, El Salvador. (Photo: Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images)

WASHINGTON – A federal judge in Washington ruled that the Trump administration may be emptied the court on Wednesday.

US District Judge James Boasberg discovered a possible cause of the administration being lightly empty and gave staff members a week to identify or submit a list of measures they have taken, identifying officials or officials who chose to send planes to El Salvador despite complying with his orders or learning his orders.

case The decision of President Donald Trump in mid-March is centered around calling the alien enemy law of 1798, deporting more than 200 Venezuelans and other citizens suspected of gang ties. The man was detained in Mega prisons in Salvador Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo, or cecot.

Despite Boasberg’s order to halt flights, including returning two planes in the air, immigration officers allowed them to land in El Salvador and directed the third plane to take off.

BoasburgI wrote it “The actions of the government that day showed intentional disregard for the order and are sufficient to conclude that there may be a cause that could exist for the court to find the government in criminal contense.”

“The court does not reach such conclusions lightly or in a hurry. In fact, it gave the defendants a sufficient opportunity to correct or explain their actions. None of their reactions were satisfactory.”Confirmed Unanimously by the Senate.

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