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PALM BEACH, Florida – The nation's top cop says the highest court in America will "get involved" in the cases of "out-of-control" federal judges who are working to thwart the agenda of President Donald Trump.
Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said concerning U.S. District Judge James Boasberg halting deportation flights of violent criminals, "The Supreme Court will get involved."
"This is an out-of-control judge, a federal judge trying to control our entire foreign policy and he cannot do it."
"He is trying to ask us about national security information, which he is absolutely not entitled to, We are appealing. We will be in court on Monday again. We will win. We will prevail.
"There are 261 reasons why Americans are safer today and that's because those people are in an El Salvador prison."
"They're not immigrants. They're illegal aliens who are committing the most violent crimes you can imagine on Americans. Murder, rapes.
"Ask the parents of all of these young women who have been violently strangled, raped and murdered. And we are going to continue to make America safe again because that's President Trump's agenda."
"These judges are out of control. We are going to fight back but we are going to win," she added. "The Supreme Court will be ready to hear these cases."
When asked about Trump's use of a 1798 law to deport the criminals, Bondi explained: "The Alien Enemies Act applies today really more than ever. Really, old law is often the best law if you think about the laws that have bene on the books for a very long time.
"We are in modern-day warfare. They have invaded our country, TDA, Tren de Aragua. They are organized. They have a command structure. They are sending money to each other throughout the country and out of the country back to support their terrorist actions."
Regarding sanctuary cities in the U.S., Bondi said: "We're going to pull their funding we're going to continue to sue them."
"I truly cannot comprehend how these states, these governors, want to protect these criminals over the rights of their own citizens."
Concerning the recent spate of attacks against Tesla dealerships and Tesla owners due to opposition to Elon Musk, Bondi said, "This is domestic terrorism."
"We are looking at all of these cases across the country, we have a dedicated task force."
