Supreme Court Overturns Judge Boasberg's Deportation Ruling

A recent Supreme Court ruling overturned U.S. District Judge James Boasberg's injunction against President Trump's deportation of gang members, signaling a rebuke of the lower court's authority in immigration enforcement. The decision highlights ongoing tensions between the White House and federal judges, particularly amid assertions that judges have been issuing nationwide injunctions that exceed their jurisdiction. Legal scholars and commentators are divided on the appropriate response, with some advocating for restraint in pushing back against judicial decisions, while others argue for impeachment of judges they perceive as overstepping. The ruling has prompted discussions about the need for legislative reforms to limit the scope of federal injunctions and clarify the jurisdiction of district courts. South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson described the ruling as a clear message to lower courts to avoid overreach, while others worry about the implications for judicial independence. The debate continues as the Trump administration navigates a challenging legal landscape marked by contentious court rulings.