In today’s high-stakes hearing, District Court Judge James Boasberg was incredulous at the Trump administration’s claim that his verbal directive to halt deportation flights was not binding. The administration’s refusal to comply with the court order has raised questions about the rule of law and executive authority. Meanwhile, international tensions have mounted as Venezuela has condemned the deportation of Venezuelan migrants as “kidnappings” and vowed to challenge them as crimes against humanity. In another development, Trump has revoked Secret Service protection for Hunter and Ashley Biden. Additionally, the White House is facing criticism for its ongoing attacks on the judiciary over the deportation flights case. Boasberg has ordered the administration to provide more details on the flights by noon on Tuesday. The clash between the Trump administration and the judiciary highlights a larger tug-of-war over executive power and national security concerns. The situation remains fluid as legal battles and international disputes unfold.
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