Trump is locked in a battle with Judge James Boasberg after he temporarily blocked the administration from deporting migrants under an 18th-century law.
The article discusses a federal judge's strong reaction to former President Donald Trump's policy of flying migrants to sanctuary cities. U.S. District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson described the policy as "frightening" during a hearing, highlighting the lack of coordination and the potential harm to migrants. The policy, which was part of Trump's broader immigration strategy, involved relocating migrants from border states to cities that had declared themselves sanctuaries for immigrants. Critics argue that this was done without adequate planning for the migrants' welfare upon arrival, leading to confusion and distress. Judge Jackson's comments came in the context of a lawsuit challenging the legality and ethics of these migrant flights, reflecting broader concerns about the treatment of immigrants and the use of executive power in immigration policy.
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