The judge says that the Trump administration on deportations is “insufficient.”

An American federal judge said that the government “evading its obligations” by answering his questions about the deportation of last week to the alleged Venezuelan gangs members.

“This is not enough,” James Basburg, the supreme federal judge in Washington, DC, wrote, where the lawyers of the Ministry of Justice gave a new deadline to provide information about removing the Venezuelan to El Salvador.

Government lawyers submitted a declaration of six paragraphs from an immigration official, but they did not provide the journey that the judge requested.

Last Saturday, Judge Bomsberg ordered the government to stop deportation trips, but the White House said it was too late.

US President Donald Trump accused the judge as social media of trying to rape the White House.

“He is a local and unknown judge, and a staircase, looking for propaganda, and it cannot be for any other reason, because his” rulings “are very ridiculous, and incompetent,” he published in the social fact.

In government responses, they said they need more than 24 hours to look carefully whether “the privilege of the state secrets”, which allows federal authorities to block sensitive national security information in lawsuits.

But Judge Pasperg seemed frustrating because of this defense.

He pointed out that the announcement from a regional official to enforce immigration and customs (ICE) in a court on Thursday provides previously joint information.

“To start, the government cannot present a regional official to the ice to bear witness to discussions at the cabinet level for the concession of the state distribution; in fact, its announcement on this point is not surprising, depends only on his” unnoticed “understanding,” wrote.

The judge initially gave a final appointment on Wednesday, before extending until Thursday. He has now given the Trump administration until Friday morning to submit a jury from an official at the Council of Ministers about the summons of government privileges.

Trump protested at the end of this week the law of foreign enemies rarely deported more than 200 Veneers, who were almost all of them members of the Trine de Aragoa gang.

Immigration lawyer, who works on behalf of one of the men who were deporting the court on Thursday that her client was a professional footballer in Venezuela without a criminal record, CBS News, the American news partner in the BBC.

His lawyer, Jersus Reyes Barius, has argued to obtain asylum to escape political persecution, saying he was falsely accused of communicating with Trin de Aragoa due to a tattoo on his arm.

The lawyer said that the tattoo honored the Real Madrid football team.

The flights – Mr. Barius and others on board – were suspended by Judge Pasperj verbally during the weekend. Any flights currently in the air were back.

But the White House said that the planes were already in the international airspace, on the pretext that the judge was not valid.

On Monday, Judge Boasberg asked to hear from the Trump administration lawyer for the reason that flights did not return to the United States.

It will also hold a pre -scheduled hearing on the use of the law of foreign enemies on Friday.