Trump Demands Court Intervention Amid Deportation Rulings

The Trump administration is facing significant legal challenges regarding its use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged gang members without due process. A federal judge, James Boasberg, has questioned the legality of the administration's actions, labeling them as unprecedented, and has temporarily halted deportations while demanding further clarity from the DOJ. President Trump has publicly criticized the judiciary, calling for the Supreme Court to intervene and halt what he terms as partisan judicial overreach that obstructs his agenda. Chief Justice John Roberts, in response, reaffirmed the established principle that disagreement with judicial decisions does not justify calls for impeachment. The ACLU has raised concerns over the lack of due process for those deported, asserting that many were wrongly identified as gang members. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the executive branch and the judiciary as Trump pushes for aggressive immigration policies amidst legal scrutiny.