White House Spokesperson on Deportation Flights and Judicial Overreach
NewsNationApril 7, 20253 min15,760 views
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- ✈️ White House spokesperson Harrison Fields stated that a judge was too slow to prevent deportation flights to El Salvador, describing it as a "catch me if you can" game.
- ⚖️ Fields argued that the judge's orders came down orally while the planes were already in the air and over international waters.
- 🇺🇸 He questioned why a federal judge would prevent the President from enacting his Article Two powers to remove "worst immigrants," including those accused of terrorism and violent crimes.
Concerns Over Judicial Rulings
- 🏛️ Fields pushed back against claims of a constitutional crisis in the Executive Branch, asserting that the real crisis lies within the Judiciary.
- 📉 He criticized federal judges in various states for making rulings that he believes handicap the President's ability to act within his constitutional authority.
- 🚨 The spokesperson indicated that President Trump is unhappy with judges who he feels are "trampling on the Constitution" and acting against the executive branch.
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