BREAKING: Trump POWER ENDS as Courts MOVE to ENDGAME⚡ What actually happened is this: A federal judge, Judge Boasberg, found probable cause to believe the Trump administration may have violated a court order related to deportation flights. This finding was based in part on whistleblower allegations claiming officials knowingly continued deportations after the order took effect.

BREAKING: Trump POWER ENDS as Courts MOVE to ENDGAME⚡

What actually happened is this: A federal judge, Judge Boasberg, found probable cause to believe the Trump administration may have violated a court order related to deportation flights. This finding was based in part on whistleblower allegations claiming officials knowingly continued deportations after the order took effect.

However, probable cause is not a final ruling. It simply means the judge believed further investigation was warranted. Judge Boasberg scheduled hearings to determine whether the violation was willful and whether contempt penalties were appropriate.

Before those hearings could happen, the DC Court of Appeals stepped in and issued a stay, pausing the investigation. The appeals court cited unresolved legal issues, including executive privilege and whether executive officials can be compelled to testify about internal decision-making.

As a result, the contempt proceedings are on hold, not decided. No court has ruled that Trump’s presidential authority is frozen, and no judge has barred him from exercising executive powers. The case is still moving through the legal process.

The real story is about a paused investigation—not a shutdown of presidential authority.

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