Princeton professor says he does 'not expect' Trump 'to defy a direct order of the Supreme Court'

Princeton prof Robert P. George said Sunday helium does “not expect” President Trump “to defy a nonstop bid of the Supreme Court.”

“I bash not expect, arsenic immoderate radical expect, President Trump, to defy a nonstop bid of the Supreme Court. He whitethorn defy the territory justice connected the grounds that the territory justice is present trenching upon enforcement powerfulness nether the Constitution, getting retired of his ain lane, usurping the authorization of the president,” George told NewsNation’s Chris Stirewalt connected “The Hill Sunday,” referencing a justice connected an migration case the White House has precocious been battling.

President Trump’s medication has precocious spent weeks going aft U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg. A small much than a week ago, medication officials rebuffed Boasberg’s oral bid to bring backmost oregon halt Venezuelan migrant flights connected their mode to a Salvadoran prison. 

Administration officials person gone aft Boasberg some successful and retired of court, minimizing his authorization connected the substance and connected aggregate occasions refusing to springiness accusation that was requested successful court. 

Last week, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts pushed backmost successful a uncommon nationalist connection aft a telephone from Trump to impeach Boasberg.

“For much than 2 centuries, it has been established that impeachment is not an due effect to disagreement concerning a judicial decision. The mean appellate reappraisal process exists for that purpose,” Roberts said successful the erstwhile statement.