Judge Boasberg to revive contempt proceedings over Alien Enemies Act deportations

The HillWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 10:01:19 PM
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Judge Boasberg to revive contempt proceedings over Alien Enemies Act deportations
  • U.S. District Judge James Boasberg is reviving contempt proceedings against Trump administration officials who disobeyed his order regarding deportation flights to El Salvador, which had been paused pending appellate review.
  • This development underscores the ongoing legal battles surrounding immigration policies enacted during the Trump administration, particularly concerning deportations that may violate court orders.
  • The situation reflects broader concerns about the treatment of deportees and the implications of immigration enforcement practices, as highlighted by recent calls from human rights organizations for the protection of deported individuals.
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