Yet, he also has an important connection to the Russiagate hoax that reveals the scope of the lawfare superstructure that is trying to dismantle MAGA, which I document in my book Breaking the Law.

Just like the rest of the Russiagate conspirators, Boasberg ought to be investigated for it.

In March of 2025, after the ACLU and the Soros-linked legal advocacy group Democracy Forward filed suits on behalf of five Venezuelans destined for deportation, Boasberg ordered "any plane containing these folks that is going to take off or is in the air needs to be returned to the United States."

Boasberg accused Trump of "possible defiance" of the court order, inflaming national debate. Trump did nothing of the sort. The illegal aliens were long out of the country by the time Boasberg gave the order, and Boasberg has no jurisdiction in El Salvador.

Boasberg was waging an attack on the democratically elected president of the United States to try to preserve non-existent rights for illegal alien gang members, treating Donald Trump as the real criminal.

This should not be a surprise considering that Boasberg, who was appointed by Obama in 2010, is known for left-wing rulings and bias against President Trump. This includes his connection to the Russia collusion hoax.

While presiding over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Court, Judge Boasberg ruled that former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith, one of the top conspirators in the Russiagate hoax, shouldn't get prison time. Clinesmith admitted he tampered with evidence to say that Trump campaign adviser Carter Page was "not a source" for the Central Intelligence Agency when Page very much had been. Clinesmith's forgery extended the FBI's unlawful and unethical surveillance of the Trump campaign. Boasberg's decision to let Clinesmith skate is lawfare and Trump Derangement Syndrome at the same time.

An investigation into this seemingly impossible ruling could reveal important details about how the conspiracy to push the bogus Russia collusion hoax on the public bled into our legal apparatus.