More Judicial Overreach - Return Deported Gang Members to the US at our expense, per activist judge.
February 13, 2026
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as posted by the channelAnother day, another federal judge inserting himself into executive-branch enforcement. In this discussion, we react to reporting that Judge James Boasberg has ordered the Trump administration to facilitate the return of 137 migrants previously deported to El Salvador’s CECOT prison, including alleged Tren de Aragua members—at U.S. government expense if they (the illegal migrants) want to return to the US for hearings. The administration argues the removals were carried out under proper legal authority; the court’s view is that due process requirements weren’t met and that the government must now provide a pathway back to challenge the deportations. Here’s the broader issue: when judges start dictating operational outcomes—especially involving dangerous criminal organizations and deportation logistics—you’re not just debating law. You’re reshaping national security and law enforcement and policy from the bench. A sure recipe for failure.
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