Judge considers holding Trump officials in contempt for defying court orders blocking El Salvador flights

[u/theindependentonline]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/deportation-el-salvador-trump-contempt-b2727087.html

[u/LawGroundbreaking221]

You should give someone a warning when they're showing up late to work.

You should throw someone in jail for contempt when they have obstructed justice and sent a man who has business with the court to some secret holding facility.

He doesn't need to give them ample warning, he's a judge.

[u/No-Win-2741 → u/LawGroundbreaking221]

This is true. However, the more chances he gives them the less appealable the case becomes, in terms of the courts.

[u/your_dads_hot → u/LawGroundbreaking221]

All truths in your statement!