Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized federal judges who have struck down or paused portions of President Trump’s agenda in a Fox News interview. She specifically mentioned U.S. District Judges James Boasberg, Tanya Chutkan, Ana Reyes, and Theodore Chuang. Trump has called for impeachment of Judge Boasberg, with Bondi echoing his sentiment that these judges are “out of control.” Bondi defended the administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport gang members to El Salvador as a matter of public safety, though it is unclear if they received due process. Chief Justice John Roberts rebuked Trump’s call for impeachment, stating that the appellate review process exists for disagreements with judicial decisions.
Bondi also addressed Tesla arson attacks on Fox News, calling the use of Molotov cocktails on Teslas and charging stations potentially a “weapon of mass destruction.” Three people are facing charges for these attacks, which Bondi characterized as “domestic terrorism.” Overall, the Trump administration is ramping up its criticism of the judiciary as courts across the country consider legal challenges to White House initiatives. Bondi and Trump both believe the Supreme Court will ultimately hear these cases, indicating a continued battle between the executive branch and the judiciary.
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