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Judge Boasberg's Home Comes Under Scrutiny After Trump Attacks

Trump supporters are querying the value of a federal judge's home after he demanded answers about potentially illegal deportations to El Salvador.

Why It Matters

The standoff between the Trump administration and Washington D.C. federal judge James Boasberg has become extremely tense after Trump called for his impeachment.

The case raises issues about the impartiality and independence of federal judges.

Newsweek sought email comment from the offices of Judge James Boasberg and Attorney General Pam Bondi on Friday.

What To Know

Boasberg warned Department of Justice officials on March 15 that a group of Venezuelan men should not be deported until he had considered the full facts of the case.

The men were deported that same day and Boasberg has spent all week trying to find out if the Trump administration violated his court order.

As the sharp words continued in court, Trump wrote on his social media site, Truth Social, that Boasberg was part of the lunatic left and should be impeached.

That led Supreme Court justice, John Roberts, to release a rare public statement, in which he said that federal judges should not be impeached for unfavorable decisions.

What People Are Saying

Pro-Trump commentators have launched a scathing series of attacks on Boasberg and his family.

Paul Perry, a senior reporter at conservative