The battle between President Trump and the courts hits new heights as a federal judge threatens contempt against the administration, and the DOJ is signaling it's not going to take the off ramp.

Plus, is America about to be hit with the double whammy of economic woes? The chairman of the Federal Reserve is warning it could happen.

And the president's

make America healthy agenda takes shape and it involves a huge slash to the federal health budget.

Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

Welcome, everyone. I'm Omar Jimenez in for Laura. A federal judge going toe to toe with the Trump

administration is raising the stakes, and tonight the Trump administration is punching back. The judge at

the center of the legal fight over President Trump's deportation plans, James Bosberg, is out with a new

ruling tonight. He writes, quote, probable cause exists to find the government

in criminal contempt. And it's all related to his orders last month telling the Trump administration

to turn back planes carrying migrants to El Salvador. Now, Trump's team didn't comply, or at the very

least, that didn't happen. Then the DOJ stonewalled Bosberg when he tried to find out why.

He says, quote, the court has given defendants ample opportunity to explain their actions.

None of their responses has been satisfactory.

Now, shortly after Bosberg's filing, the Trump administration moved to appeal.

And all of this is happening as the president's team fights a case on another separate but related front

involving a man on one of those flights to El Salvador. Kilmara Armando Abrego Garcia, the administration

has admitted he was mistakenly deported. He's now locked up in El Salvador's Seacot prison,

and Attorney General Pam Bondi says he's going to stay there for good.

He is not coming back to our country.

President Buckele said he was not sending him back.

That's the end of the story.

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