Federal Judge James Boasberg

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has attacked a federal judge who made a decision against President Donald Trump, calling him an activist and attacking his wife for her political contributions.

Trump himself referred to Judge James Boasberg as a “radical left lunatic” and threatened to impeach him after he issued a temporary order halting deportation flights.

Leavitt argued that the judge is attempting to assert that the President lacks the executive authority to expel foreign terrorists from the United States.

he also mentioned that the deportation campaign will continue because the president has the authority under the Alien Enemies Act.

Judge Boasberg is an activist for the Democratic Party and was appointed by Barack Obama. Leavitt criticized the government’s refusal to reveal the identities of those flown to El Salvador, who the administration claims were part of violent gangs.

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