James Boasberg's daughter works for nonprofit whose founder said judge 'rightly' blocked deportations of alleged Venezuelan gangbangers - and opposes Laken Riley Act

The article discusses the potential conflict of interest involving Katharine Boasberg, daughter of DC District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg, who works for the nonprofit Partners in Justice. This organization, which has received over $3.3 million in government funding, opposes immigration legislation like the Laken Riley Act. Meanwhile, the judge blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to deport alleged gang members under the Alien Enemies Act, prompting scrutiny of the ties between his family and the nonprofit’s activities.

"The receipt of $3.3 million in government funds by Partners in Justice has raised concerns about conflicts of interest, especially given the close ties to judicial power."

"Emily Galvin-Almanza's public opposition to the Laken Riley Act highlights the nonprofit's strong stance against laws affecting immigrant rights and judicial power."

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