The North -American Judge arrested to climb the repression of immigration

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The FBI has arrested a local judge in Wisconsin for accusations of obstruction for allegedly helping an immigrant to evade detention by federal agents, according to North -Americans.

FBI agents arrested Judge Hannah Dugan Dugan on Friday morning in a Milwaukee court, said a spokesman for the North -American Marshal.

Kash Patel, director of the FBI, stated in a publication in X that the judge had “intentionally directed the federal agents away from the subject last week to be arrested in his court.”

“Luckily, our agents pursued perp on foot and has been in prison since then, but the judge’s obstruction created a greater danger to the public,” he added.

Patel deleted an original publication on Dugan before publishing the topic again on Friday afternoon. It FBI Did not respond immediately to a comment request to X Publications.

Dugan has been a judge in Milwaukee county since 2016, mainly managing cases in the lack of court. Prior to his time on the bench, he worked with legal aid organizations, including South Catholic charitable organizations -East Wisconsin. She is also president of the Milwaukee Bar Association.

The exceptionally rare movement brings tensions between the administration of Donald Trump and the judiciary to new heights. It is the last effort to promote the limits of the authority of the executive branch in ways that raise existential issues on the separation of powers of the country.

The President and his allies have faced the judges for weeks after the initiatives of the White House of the Judicial House, which have been immigration to the shootings of government staff who considered illegal. With the Congress that plays a passive role, the courts have become the main place to measure the legality of the orders Trump has triggered since his return to power in January.

The man in the center is Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a Mexican citizen who claims that he re-entered the United States illegally after being withdrawn once earlier. Judicial records indicate that he is 30 years old.

He was accused of three accusations of domestic abuse last month and attended an audience against Dugan on April 18, according to an affidavit of the FBI. Immigration authorities a day before issued an arrest order for Flores-Ruiz.

Law agents last week waited for Flores-Ruiz outside the Dugan court room. When the agents were reported, Dugan “was visibly angry, said that the situation was” absurd “, left the bench,” and later “searched Flores-Ruiz and his lawyer outside the courtroom for the” jury door “, said the sworn statement.

Agents detained Flores-Ruiz out of court after a foot chase.

Dugan, who was released waiting for the claim next month, could not immediately be commented on. A Dugan lawyer did not respond immediately to a comment request.

The case comes to a hot buttons topic for Trump, which has prioritized immigration and promised mass deportations. He has attacked “sanctuaries” regions that limit or the cooperation of lawyers with the federal immigration authorities, and seeks to retain funding from some of these areas, efforts that have been frozen by a federal judge.

Milwaukee mayor, Cavalier Johnson local media In January he had not declared the city a “sanctuary”, but said that he did not ask the people of their immigration state or collaborate with immigration agencies or customs.

“I don’t want to put Milwaukee’s city in a position where we are led by the Trump administration,” Johnson added.

The administration is closed in a legal struggle about the elevation From hundreds of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang to a Salvadore de El, a case that has reached the United States Supreme Court with the government admitting that at least one case, an immigrant was mistakenly withdrawn.

Federal judges have fiercely criticized the Government for not providing detailed information around flights to El Salvador, with a probable cause of contempt.