Overview
- Judge James Boasberg's ruling to block the Trump administration's deportation of Venezuelan migrants has led to calls for his impeachment by some House conservatives.
- Republican leadership in the House is reluctant to pursue impeachment, with concerns about lacking sufficient votes and the high threshold for Senate conviction.
- Conservative lawmakers may attempt to bypass GOP leadership by using privileged motions to bring impeachment resolutions directly to the House floor.
- Chief Justice John Roberts publicly criticized President Trump's impeachment calls, emphasizing the judiciary's role in maintaining checks and balances under the Constitution.
- Legislative alternatives, such as a bill proposed by Rep. Darrell Issa to limit the scope of federal judicial rulings, are being considered as a potential solution.