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FIRST ON FOX: A coalition of Republican attorneys general is preparing to file an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, advocating for the reversal of a judge’s order that prevents former President Trump from deporting members of the alleged Tren de Aragua gang. This group asserts that the judiciary appears to favor foreign terrorist organizations over the safety of American citizens.
The attorneys general from South Carolina and Virginia, Alan Wilson and Jason Miyares, lead the effort. They express concern that the ruling issued by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg risks contributing to increased criminal activity perpetrated by violent illegal immigrants in their states.
“When a judge intervenes with a temporary restraining order on a nationwide injunction, it effectively restrains the president from executing a crucial function that states cannot perform independently. This undermines our ability to protect our citizens effectively,” Wilson told Fox News Digital.
Judicial Intervention and Its Implications
“In this particular case, the judges are stretching their authority beyond legal boundaries,” Wilson observed in a recent interview. “They inhibit federal law enforcement’s capacity to collaborate with state law enforcement initiatives.”
Wilson emphasized that the judges are siding with foreign terrorist organizations at the expense of American public safety, illustrating the significant divide he perceives between the judiciary and the states.
Miyares further supported the former president’s actions, stating that Trump acted
