Ignored…The Federal Judge’s on the Salvadoran National Deportation Case gets REALY Pissed….

Federal Judges seledom if EVER get ignored, given excuses or told to their face their rulings are gonna be NOT followed …

THAT HAS BEEN the case from Trump & Co. over and OVER….

This case has HUGE implications….

The Trump Admin  (Strephen Miller) is NOT arguing ….

He Appears to be  PRESURING ICE for Body Counts….

They have gone Full SPEED ahead in dentaing and sumarily deporting people waiting foir immigration hearings, people with Green Cards, and EVEN US Citizens….

A federal judge in a scathing decision on Sunday said the Trump administration had no legal grounds to arrest, detain and deport a Salvadoran national from the United States to a prison in his home country, saying the decision was “wholly lawless.”

U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis in a 22-page decision ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Secretary Kristi Noem to return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to the United States.

“Neither the United States nor El Salvador have told anyone why he was returned to the very country to which he cannot return, or why he is detained at CECOT,” Xinis wrote, referring to the El Salvador prison now holding Abrego Garcia.

“That silence is telling. As Defendants acknowledge, they had no legal authority to arrest him, no justification to detain him, and no grounds to send him to El Salvador — let alone deliver him into one of the most dangerous prisons in the Western Hemisphere.”

“To avoid clear irreparable harm, and because equity and justice compels it, the Court grants the narrowest, daresay only, relief warranted: to order that Defendants return Abrego Garcia to the United States.”

The decision includes a number of new details about Garcia….

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The administration has argued that Xinis lacks the power to hear the case, but Xinis rejected all of their arguments, writing that “defendants are wrong on several fronts” in part because Abrego Garcia is not challenging his confinement in the United States but his deportation to the prison in El Salvador.

She accused the administration of clinging “to the stunning proposition that they can forcibly remove any person — migrant and U.S. citizen alike — to prisons outside the United States, and then baldly assert they have no way to effectuate return because they are no longer the ‘custodian,’ and the Court thus lacks jurisdiction,” Xinis wrote. “As a practical matter, the facts say otherwise.”…

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Xinis quoted a lawyer for the U.S. government, Erez Reuveni, who has since been suspended. Reuveni in a previous appearance in court said he had asked DHS why it could not return Abrego Garcia and had not “received, to date, an answer that I find satisfactory.”….

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Xinis said Abrego Garcia should be returned because he had demonstrated a likelihood of success on the merits of his argument that he should not have been deported, and that there was a likelihood of severe harm if he wasn’t given relief.

“Defendants effectuated his detention in one of the most notoriously inhumane and dangerous prisons in the world,” Xinis wrote of Abrego Garcia. “Defendants even embrace that reality as part of its well-orchestrated mission to use CECOT as a form of punishment and deterrence.”…

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This Also….

DHS Head Noem could be held in contempt of a Federal Court and fined for disobeying a Fedxeral Court order ….

A frustrated federal judge is strongly considering holding Trump administration officials in contempt of court for their urgent rush to deport hundreds of people to El Salvador on President Donald Trump’s order.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg said the administration appeared to have acted “in bad faith” when it hurriedly assembled three deportation flights on March 15 at the same time that Boasberg was arranging emergency court proceedings to assess the legality of the effort.

Boasberg said during a hearing Thursday that he’s still weighing what penalties he could impose if he does hold officials in contempt. But courts have broad power to issue fines or impose jail time on people who defy court orders. Boasberg could even try to order the administration to demand that El Salvador return the deportees to the United States.

Boasberg did not indicate which officials could be subject to contempt. But he said he believes the administration was attempting to avoid legal scrutiny when it sent planes full of Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador despite urgent legal efforts — and Boasberg’s own order — to halt any flights carrying people being deported under an unusual invocation of wartime authorities by Trump.

The judge, an Obama appointee, is contemplating whether to initiate formal contempt proceedings. Holding executive branch officials in contempt would be highly unusual but not unprecedented. During the first Trump administration, for instance, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was held in contempt and fined $100,000 for violating a court order related to student loans.

In the El Salvador deportation case, Boasberg is concerned about two issues: the administration’s effort to sidestep legal scrutiny of the deportations themselves, and officials’ refusal to give him a clear timeline of how events played out before and after he gave an order to return many of the deportees, if necessary by turning around planes that were already in the air….

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