FBI arrests Wisconsin judge for alleged obstruction of ICE agents: Kash Patel

[Vambram]

She wasn't charged with aiding and abetting (18 USC 2)

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.wied.111628/gov.uscourts.wied.111628.1.0.pdf

I know. But she should have been. Instead, she was charged with lesser crimes.

 

[Vambram]

In what way? Particularly since he was arrested outside the courthouse? And, again, per what we know of the law, as well as courthouse rules, the warrant was not valid in the courthouse (being only an administrative warrant).

Whatever happened to federal law outranking state and county law?

 

[rjs330]

In what way? Particularly since he was arrested outside the courthouse? And, again, per what we know of the law, as well as courthouse rules, the warrant was not valid in the courthouse (being only an administrative warrant).

It sounds like she told tgem to wait in a certain area and then let the illegal out a different door. There were others there that can attest to her actions which led to the illegal criminal fleeing from the agents because he was let out a door that allowed him to avoid them. He probably wouldn't have been caught except for the fact that the judge didn't spot the last agent.

Yeah she aided an illegal criminal in avoiding ICE.

 

[Hans Blaster]

I know. But she should have been. Instead, she was charged with lesser crimes.

Then why use the wrong terms?

 

[SimplyMe]

Whatever happened to federal law outranking state and county law?

Because the two do not conflict here. The federal law says the administrative warrant is less than a judicial one and the administrative warrant is not valid in the courthouse.

It sounds like she told tgem to wait in a certain area and then let the illegal out a different door. There were others there that can attest to her actions which led to the illegal criminal fleeing from the agents because he was let out a door that allowed him to avoid them. He probably wouldn't have been caught except for the fact that the judge didn't spot the last agent.

Yeah she aided an illegal criminal in avoiding ICE.

No, she asked ICE about the warrant and they informed her that it was an administrative warrant, which she informed them (and which they should know) cannot be executed in the courtroom. Perhaps I'm wrong but my impression is that they wanted to argue the matter, so she directed them to the person responsible for the courthouse and its rules, the chief judge.

Again, it is just as likely that she wanted to avoid a "scene" in her courtroom (which is why only judicial warrants can be served in the courthouse) than to help the person escape, so she helped remove them from the courthouse where ICE had jurisdiction to serve their administrative warrant, without interrupting her court further. Further, I suspect if she wanted to keep the person from being arrested, she would have done something more that would have prevented him from being arrested by ICE outside the courthouse a short time later.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Judge recommends that case against Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan proceed​

The ultimate decision is up to U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman, who can accept the other judge’s recommendation or reject it.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Also should be pointed out what they did was stupid, reckless, and counter productive, arresting people in a place they have to be, means otehr people are going to not show up for court just in case they get nabbed, especially with the feds and ice already showing they don't care if someones legal or not.

My guess is that is ICE’s intention so then those cases can become delinquent and they have more of a reason to arrest and deport.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

I would be interested to know if she ever objected to the Obama or Biden cages.

I wonder, do you object to them?

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Don't deny the 4 year old treatment. Did you know there are fine doctors and hospitals in other countries? With all of the publicity and all of the free care offered for children it is hard to believe people will not step up. You're not going to hear about the compassion of the Trump administration much on CNN or MSNBC. There were just nine people admitted into the United States on the southern border. The Trump people felt four of them did not look healthy and let them in so they could get medical care. Contrast that with the Obamas who did not allow their land on one of their estates in Martha's Vineyard to be used by immigrants who needed just a temporary place to stay.

Remind me how those migrants arrived at Martha’s Vineyard.

 

[Valletta]

Remind me how those migrants arrived at Martha’s Vineyard.

Sure thing, it was a few years back:

DeSantis sends two planes with immigrants to Martha's Vineyard, home of the rich and famous

The governor of Florida follows in the footsteps of his counterparts in Texas and Arizona in protesting Joe Biden's immigration policies.

voz.us

Pete Hegseth on Martha's Vineyard flight: Illegal migrants should have been greeted with open arms

Fox News host Pete Hegseth calls out the Democrats' response after illegal migrants were sent to Martha's Vineyard on Friday's "Jesse Watters Primetime.'

www.foxnews.com

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Sure thing, it was a few years back:

DeSantis sends two planes with immigrants to Martha's Vineyard, home of the rich and famous

The governor of Florida follows in the footsteps of his counterparts in Texas and Arizona in protesting Joe Biden's immigration policies.

voz.us

Pete Hegseth on Martha's Vineyard flight: Illegal migrants should have been greeted with open arms

Fox News host Pete Hegseth calls out the Democrats' response after illegal migrants were sent to Martha's Vineyard on Friday's "Jesse Watters Primetime.'

www.foxnews.com

Right. That’s what I thought happened.

And just real quick what’s the definition of human trafficking?