Adrian Florido

She said her team will continue moving the case forward in courts to ensure that everyone in the U.S., including immigrants, gets due process.

She said her team will continue moving the case forward in courts to ensure that everyone in the U.S., including immigrants, gets due process.

She said her team will continue moving the case forward in courts to ensure that everyone in the U.S., including immigrants, gets due process.

Well, members of the Trump administration have said that they are not going to let courts get in their way of carrying out the president's priorities. Yesterday's ruling by Judge Boasberg, though, is the first time a judge has clearly said that government officials will be punished for not obeying the courts.

Well, members of the Trump administration have said that they are not going to let courts get in their way of carrying out the president's priorities. Yesterday's ruling by Judge Boasberg, though, is the first time a judge has clearly said that government officials will be punished for not obeying the courts.

Well, members of the Trump administration have said that they are not going to let courts get in their way of carrying out the president's priorities. Yesterday's ruling by Judge Boasberg, though, is the first time a judge has clearly said that government officials will be punished for not obeying the courts.

If they still refuse, that is where legal experts say that we will have a full-blown constitutional crisis.

If they still refuse, that is where legal experts say that we will have a full-blown constitutional crisis.

If they still refuse, that is where legal experts say that we will have a full-blown constitutional crisis.

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The homegrowns. You've got to build about five more places. Yeah, that's better. All right.

On March 15th, President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 so the government could quickly deport without due process people it said were members of a Venezuelan gang. It loaded two planes and they took off for El Salvador. The ACLU sued and Judge Boasberg ordered the government to turn the planes around. It didn't.

On March 15th, President Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 so the government could quickly deport without due process people it said were members of a Venezuelan gang. It loaded two planes and they took off for El Salvador. The ACLU sued and Judge Boasberg ordered the government to turn the planes around. It didn't.

Boasberg has been trying to determine whether the government purposely ignored his order. He's now ruled that it did. The Constitution does not tolerate willful disobedience of judicial orders, he wrote. He's given the government until April 23rd to rectify the contempt or to identify the specific people who defied his order. Adrian Fledido, NPR News.

Boasberg has been trying to determine whether the government purposely ignored his order. He's now ruled that it did. The Constitution does not tolerate willful disobedience of judicial orders, he wrote. He's given the government until April 23rd to rectify the contempt or to identify the specific people who defied his order. Adrian Fledido, NPR News.

Thank you, Scott. What did the judge say? Well, she said that the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, had the authority to order someone deported based on his determination that that person is a threat to justice. essentially the foreign policy interests of the United States, and that she had no authority to challenge that decision.