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Trump reveals powerful figure trying to 'usurp' his presidency and demands Supreme Court take action

Donald Trump accused District Court Judge James Boasberg of trying to 'usurp the power of the presidency' while demanding the Supreme Court take action amid a high-stakes legal standoff.

Trump called Boasberg a 'publicity hound' in his latest attack on the judiciary after the judge halted his massive deportation of migrants with a temporary restraining order.

'Judge James Boasberg is doing everything in his power to usurp the Power of the Presidency,' he warned.

'The danger is unparalleled!'

Boasberg had issued the temporary order after the administration flew more than 200 alleged gangsters to El Salvador.

Trump mocked Boasberg as 'a local, unknown Judge' and added that he's a 'grandstander, looking for publicity.'

Boasberg on Thursday deemed a court filing from the administration 'woefully insufficient' because it was filed by a low-level staffer.

One day earlier, he hosted a contentious hearing with DOJ lawyers and said he wants to find out whether the government 'deliberately flouted' his order.

Trump fired back in a post to Truth Social Thursday night.

Donald Trump slammed Judge James Boasberg again, calling him a publicity hound who is 'doing everything in his power to usurp the Power of the Presidency'

Boasberg himself has taken shots at Trump of late, deeming a court filing with information about the deportations 'woefully insufficient'