DOJ asks court to allow El Salvador deportations despite Boasberg's ruling

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Administration lawyers asked a federal appeals court to end a lower court's contempt proceedings against the government, saying District Judge James Boasberg's relentless meddling in last month's deportations to El Salvador has caused a "needless constitutional confrontation."

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