A federal judge who temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s bid to rapidly deport Venezuelan gang members via the 18th century Alien Enemies Act is facing an impeachment push. 

The DoJ responded to Judge Boasberg. Basically,  they told him to pound sand. The Trump administration will not allow an activist judge to undermine his presidential powers. The Department of Justice told Judge Boasberg to “vacate the hearing and de-escalate the grave incursions on Executive Branch authority that have already arisen.” Plaintiffs cannot use these […] The post The Fight Is On! DoJ Tells Judge Boasberg to “Vacate the Hearing” appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Radio host Charlamagne tha God wants to know why folks are “raising hell” about “gang members being sent away” following the deportation of more than 250 alleged illegal gang members. During “The Breakfast Club” radio show on Tuesday, the hosts discussed comments made by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt about the Trump administration’s deportation of more than 250 illegal alien gang members to El Salvador over the weekend. Those prisoners included 21 MS-13 gang members and more than 230 Tren de Aragua members, Leavitt noted on Monday. Trump’s administration said it has used his legal authority of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport them. “This [is] why I want to know more when it comes to the deportations,” Charlamagne said. “Because deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes, I understand that. So why are folks fighting about gang members being sent away?” “Like, there are some other deportation cases, I’m sure they could be fighting about, like folks who’ve been in this country for a long time, not committing no crimes, paying taxes, but have gotten caught up in the process,” he added. “Those are folks they should be fighting for. Why are they raising hell about a gang being deported?” One of the cohosts on the show, DJ Envy, agreed and said he understands the idea of “due process,” but added, “If they a gang member and they have warrants, nah. Like who are we fighting for?” “Are we fighting for good people or are we fighting for people that’ve been paying their taxes … or are we fighting for gang members?” he added. On Saturday, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg issued an order demanding that the deportations cease. The Trump administration ignored this order, and has since said that the flights were already in the air when the order was issued, as previously reported. The White House is arguing that the judge did not have any “lawful basis” for such an order. A group of Democratic senators also issued a statement condemning Saturday’s deportations and Trump invoking “the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport noncitizens without due process,” it read. “This attempt to use an archaic wartime law—not used since World War II—for immigration enforcement is yet another unlawful and brazen power grab,” it added. “Let’s be clear: we are not at war, and immigrants are not invading our country. Furthermore, courts determine whether people have broken the law—not a president acting alone, and not immigration agents picking and choosing who gets imprisoned or deported … These protections are there to help ensure U.S. citizens aren’t wrongfully deported, or people who haven’t committed a crime aren’t wrongfully punished,” the statement continued. Mary Margaret Olohan contributed to this piece. Related: Charlamagne Tha God Blasts Dem Governor For Focusing On ‘Losing’ Issue Of Trans-Identifying Athletes

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has officially announced construction of seven new miles of border wall in Arizona, marking the Trump administration’s renewed commitment to border security. The $70 million contract awarded to Granite Construction Co. signals a decisive reversal of Biden-era policies that halted wall construction on day one of the previous administration. This move represents a significant step in President Trump’s promise to “Make America Safe Again” as his administration tackles the border crisis head-on. Trump Administration Resumes Border Wall Construction Secretary Noem made the announcement while standing at a section of the Arizona border where the existing wall ends, highlighting the urgent need for additional barriers. The construction project will extend the wall by seven miles in the Rio Grande Valley Sector, addressing one of the most vulnerable areas of the southern border. The Department of Homeland Security awarded the multi-million dollar contract as part of the administration’s comprehensive border security strategy. This construction represents a stark contrast to the previous administration’s approach, which terminated border wall funding immediately upon taking office. Kristi Noem just announced 7 more miles of border wall construction. While others talk, actual progress is being made. Every mile built = fewer criminals crossing. This is how you take border security seriously. pic.twitter.com/bHRgajStNb — Desiree (@DesireeAmerica4) March 16, 2025 Noem Highlights Commitment to Border Security Standing at the site where construction will begin, Secretary Noem emphasized the administration’s dedication to strengthening America’s borders. “Everybody up here in Arizona and right at this spot, you can see where the border wall ends,” Noem stated in her announcement video. The seven-mile extension will fill critical gaps in the border infrastructure that have allowed unprecedented numbers of illegal crossings. Conservative lawmakers have praised the move as a necessary step toward restoring order at the southern border after years of what they describe as deliberate neglect. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced we're building SEVEN more miles of border wall! The building starts today! Thank you, @Sec_Noem and President @realDonaldTrump, for making America and Americans safe again!#Trump #DeportThemALL… pic.twitter.com/rsDmJ5wPsJ — Shawn Hawkins (@ArmedPatriot45) March 16, 2025 Reversing Biden’s Border Policies The announcement marks a significant policy shift from the Biden administration, which halted all border wall construction on its first day in office despite funds having been appropriated by Congress. Only in late 2023 did the Biden administration reluctantly allow construction on 20 miles of border barriers in South Texas to proceed, using previously allocated funding. “Announcing today – we’re building 7 more miles of wall,” declared Secretary Noem, reaffirming the Trump administration’s prioritization of border security as a national imperative. The construction project is scheduled to begin immediately as part of the administration’s broader border security initiative. Republican supporters view this as fulfillment of a key campaign promise to secure the border and protect American communities from the negative impacts of unchecked illegal immigration. Border state officials have expressed strong support for the renewed construction efforts after dealing with record-breaking migration numbers in recent years. The administration has indicated this seven-mile section represents just the beginning of more extensive border barrier construction planned for the coming months. Sources: Watch Homeland Security Chief Kristi Noem Announce the Construction of More New Border Wall (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance DHS’ Kristi Noem says Trump admin will resume construction of 7 miles of southern border wall

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