Legal AF by MeidasTouch Furious Judge Unleashes Hell on Trump in Final Order
Dec 27, 2025
A federal judge slammed the Trump administration for attempting to transport 250 Venezuelans to a prison without due process. The ruling demanded these individuals must have habeas rights in the U.S., despite being moved to Venezuela. The judge's fiery language left no doubt about his condemnation of the actions taken under the cover of night. Whistleblower accounts suggested DOJ officials ignored court orders, raising serious ethical concerns. The discussion also hinted at potential appeals to the Supreme Court, making this a pivotal legal moment.
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Court Affirms Habeas Rights After Secret Removals
- Judge Boesberg found that 250 Venezuelans secretly removed were entitled to habeas corpus rights despite being sent abroad.
- The ruling forces the DOJ to provide a pathway for federal court review of their detentions and designation under the Alien Enemies Act.
Secrecy And Timing Indicated Evasion
- The government moved to remove detainees before publicly announcing the Alien Enemies Act proclamation.
- The court found the timing and secrecy intended to evade judicial review and deprive detainees of prior process.
Constructive Control Over Foreign Detentions
- The court examined whether the U.S. retained 'constructive control' over detainees sent to El Salvador.
- Evidence including a U.N. report suggested El Salvador disclaimed responsibility, supporting U.S. control allegations.