President Donald Trump is raising the alarm over what he calls dangerous judicial interference—this time aimed at federal efforts to deport violent criminals who threaten public safety.
“Judges Are Blocking Deportations of Murderers,” Trump Says in Late-Night Post
In a 2 a.m. message on Truth Social, President Trump blasted liberal judges for blocking immigration enforcement, saying their actions are endangering the country.
“Judges are blocking efforts to remove dangerous criminals—even murderers—from the United States and send them back to their home countries,” Trump stated. “If this continues, the nation we know and love could be lost.”
The former president warned that Americans may soon be forced to adapt to a far more dangerous, crime-ridden way of life—something he emphasized was never the vision of our Founding Fathers.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Responds to Trump-Led Criticism of the Judiciary
Just hours earlier, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made headlines for what appeared to be a veiled swipe at Trump and his allies.
During a judicial conference, Jackson claimed attacks on judges were “not random” and accused critics of attempting to intimidate the bench.
“The threats and harassment are attacks on our democracy, on our system of government,” she said, according to Politico.
Jackson received a standing ovation from fellow judges in attendance—many of whom are increasingly siding with left-leaning legal interpretations that critics say weaken law and order.
Conservatives Sound Alarm Over Activist Judges and Crime Surge
Trump’s criticism comes at a time when millions of Americans are deeply concerned about illegal immigration, violent crime, and unelected judges overriding national security decisions.
In recent months, Trump allies like Elon Musk and former White House adviser Stephen Miller have also warned that activist judges are undermining the rule of law.
“The American people are tired of watching liberal judges protect criminals and block deportations,” said one senior Trump campaign adviser. “This isn’t justice—it’s sabotage.”
A Widening Divide: Law and Order vs Judicial Activism
This growing rift between the Trump administration’s America First policies and the progressive judiciary raises questions about the future of public safety.
With overburdened cities facing crime spikes and illegal immigration surging at the southern border, Trump’s warnings are resonating with older Americans who remember a time when law enforcement was respected—and the law was enforced.