Washington – Attorney General Pam Bondi once again attacked the members of the Judiciary in a Fox News interview on Sunday, criticizing federal judges who have scored or detained portions of the agenda of President Donald Trump and saying that the Supreme Court will finally hear the judicial battle for the use of the act of use of alien enemies.
“The Supreme Court will get involved,” Bondi said in the “Futuros on Sunday morning” of Fox News. “This is an out of control, a federal judge, who tries to control our entire foreign policy, and cannot do it.”
Trump administration officials and president himself have repeatedly criticized the judges who have failed against the administration. Trump has asked for the accusation of the American district judge James Boasberg, who presides over the case involving the use of the administration of the alien enemies law rarely invoked to deport what officials claim that they are gang members for El Salvador.
In a real social publication on Sunday, Trump doubled about his attacks against Boasberg, writing that it is a “constitutional disaster.”
Bondi echoed Trump on Sunday and said: “These judges are out of control.”
The judges he criticized were Boasberg; The American District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who presides over a case that involves the attempt of the Environmental Protection Agency to cancel up to $ 20 billion in subsidies for climatic initiatives; The American District Judge Ana Reyes, who blocked Trump’s prohibition that transgender people are enlist or serve in the army; and the United States District Judge, Theodore Chuang, who ruled that the efforts of the Government’s efficiency department to dismantle the United States Agency for international development “probably violated the United States Constitution in multiple ways.”
“We are going to defend yourself, and we will win, and the Supreme Court will be ready to listen to these cases again,” he said. “These are federal district judges trying to control the agenda of our nation.”
The Trump administration attacks against the Judiciary occur when the courts throughout the country consider legal challenges for several White House initiatives.
Trump’s call to accuse Boasberg caused an unusual rebuke of the President of Justice John Roberts, who said that “it has been established that the accusation is not an appropriate response to the disagreement with respect to a judicial decision.”
“The normal appeal review process exists for that purpose,” he added.
Bondi defended the deportations of the Alien enemies Law as “basic public security”, painting the deportees as “committing the most violent crimes you can imagine.”
It is not clear if those who were deported to El Salvador received judicial hearings or immigration hearings.
Trump’s Tsar of the Frontera, Tom Homan, he said in an “This Week” interview with ABC News that “many gang members have no criminal record.”
“The fact that someone has not been arrested and accused of a crime, but does not mean that they are members of a gang,” said Homan.
Bondi also went to Tesla Arson’s attacks in the Fox News interview, saying that Molotov cocktails that were supposedly used to set fire to teslas and load stations “could be a weapon of mass destruction.”
Three people face charges for attacking Tesla’s properties. Bondi on Sunday again referred to acts as “domestic terrorism.”
