Judge arrested after allegedly obstructing immigration agents

The Federal Agent was accused of arresting Judge Wisconsin and an obstacle for an uncompromising immigrant to help avoid the arrest.

Kash Patel, who announced her arrest, criticized Judge Hannah Dugan, a Judge of Milwaukee County, to a Mexican person who was trying to arrest last week for immigrants “intentionally instructed.”

Patel said, “Thank you for our agents walked perp and have been detained since then, but the judge’s obstacles have increased their risk to the public.”

DUGAN’s lawyer said at a preliminary court hearing on Friday, “I sincerely regret and protest the arrest.”

The judge has been accused of hindering and hiding an individual to avoid arrest, and is sentenced to up to six years in prison when he is convicted for two charges.

DUGAN was released on May 15 with his own perception.

The suspicion comes from the case in DUGAN’s court last week.

On April 17, an immigrant judge issued a warrant for Mexican people, Eduardo Flores-Roose, faced with three misdemeanor batteries in the domestic fight, according to a court document submitted to the FBI case.

The next day, Flores-Ruiz appeared for a hearing scheduled for the Milwaukee Court, and six officers of the US immigration and tariff execution (ICE) arrested the FBI and the drug enforcement agency to the court.

Agents confirmed themselves to the court officials and waited outside DUGAN’s court, but according to the FBI statement, the judge said, “I was angry, and the situation was” ridiculous, “the bench, and entered the Chamber of Commerce.”

In the external corridor of the court, DUGAN and the unknown agent insisted on the type of arrest warrant issued before the judge instructed the judge to report to the top judge of the county.

The statement guided Flores-Louise and his lawyers on the side door for the jury from the court while several agents were in the office.

But two agents remained near the court and found a flores-ruiz attempt to escape, the statement said.

Flores-Ruiz, who said that the authorities were exiled from the United States in 2013, were exited in the court, but were arrested just a few minutes after a short chase.

DUGAN’s arrest took place a day after being charged with a former Judge in New Mexico on suspicion of accusing Venezuela gang members in his home.

Attorney General PAM BONDI told Fox News in an interview on Friday.

“And if you are destroying evidence, if you are interfering with justice, when you are sitting in the court of domestic violence, when you escort the crime accused in the back door, it will not be tolerated.”

The reaction to the arrest was largely separated along the party line.

Senator Tammy Baldwin, a Senator of Wisconsin, called this “serious, serious, bold movement.”

Boldwin said in a statement, “Don’t make a mistake, we don’t have a king in this country, and we are democracy ruled by the law that everyone must comply with.” President Lee has the basic democratic value that the Wisconsin lords are in charge by arresting a judge who constantly attacks the judicial system and destroys the court order.

Cavalier Johnson also criticized the arrest and called it a “showboat” and warned the court lawsuit that it would be a “cold effect.”

Wisconsin’s US Senator Ron Johnson told Milwauke Journal Sentinel:

DUGAN was first elected as a judge in 2016 and was re -elected in 2022 for the second six -year term.

Wisconsin’s judicial election is a non -party, but DUGAN was approved by the Democratic Mayor of Milwaukee.

The disturbance fee is sentenced to a maximum of five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine, and allegations of concealment can be sentenced to up to one year in prison and a $ 100,000 fine.

In 2019, in the first Trump administration, Judge Massachusetts was arrested after allowing an unplasive immigrant defendant to recover his property from the closure of the court. The immigrant then left the court.

Judge Shelley M Richmond Joseph was charged with disabilities, but the prosecution was suspended in 2022, but it is still faced with an ethical dissatisfaction with the incident.