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Defying court orders compounds into serial contempt findings, even from the president's own judges.
Contempt rulings against the administration over removal flights — twice in one case from a Trump appointee — and an en banc test of whether judges may even investigate executive defiance show ignored orders converting into accumulating judicial liability.
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US Politics
D.C. Circuit En Banc Hears the Fight Over Boasberg's Contempt Probe of the Deportation Flights Ignored deportation-flight orders have escalated into an en banc test of whether courts may investigate executive defiance at all.
US Politics
Trump-Appointed Judge Holds DHS in Contempt — Again — for Deporting Protected Asylum Seeker to El Salvador Twice Serial contempt findings — from the president's own appointee, over a deportee removed despite three orders — show defiance compounding into judicial liability.