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A federal judge blocked President Trump from deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members, sparking outrage from conservatives who say liberal judges are sabotaging border security. Trump blasted the judge’s decision as politically motivated, posting a photo on Truth Social showing Judge James Boasberg with Kamala Harris’ husband. Critics called this a glaring conflict of interest.
The judge claimed the gang members deserved court hearings before deportation. But Trump supporters argue these criminals don’t deserve American legal protections. The administration says Tren de Aragua gang members threaten public safety and must be removed immediately.
Newsmax panelists ripped the judge’s ruling, pointing out most injunctions against Trump come from Democrat-appointed judges. They noted even World War II-era Nazis got less sympathy from U.S. courts than these Venezuelan migrants. The panel accused liberals of caring more about violent foreigners than American citizens harmed by illegal immigration.
Trump’s team used a 1798 wartime law to fast-track deportations, saying gangs are “invading” America. The judge argued this law requires proof each deportee is a gang member. Conservatives say this red tape puts communities at risk. Over 200 suspects were already sent to a brutal Salvadoran prison, where abuse claims emerged.
The president’s allies say courts have no right to second-guess national security decisions. They accuse Judge Boasberg of overstepping his role to protect dangerous criminals. Attorney General Pam Bondi called the ruling “out of control,” stressing gang members must be removed “swiftly” to keep streets safe.
Newsmax hosts mocked the idea that gang members deserve special rights. They highlighted cases like Jocelyn Nungaray, a murdered Texan teen, asking why her rights weren’t prioritized. The panel said Democrats side with cartels over citizens, a losing strategy for elections.
Trump vowed to fight the injunction, urging the Supreme Court to stop “radical left judges” from destroying the country. His administration insists presidents have full authority to deport threats during crises. Supporters warn unchecked illegal immigration will lead to more violence and terrorism on U.S. soil.
The battle highlights a growing divide between Trump’s push for rapid deportations and courts demanding slower, case-by-case reviews. Conservatives argue safety can’t wait for endless lawsuits, while liberals claim due process is sacred. This clash may ultimately decide how America handles future border crises.
