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Trump administration officials could face criminal contempt charges for violating a U.S. federal judge's order halting deportations of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang, with Judge James Boasberg finding "probable cause" of willful disregard for his order. The judge gave the administration until April 23 to comply, or officials could be prosecuted. The ruling is the closest any court has come to suggesting punishing the administration since President Trump returned to office.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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