False. They agreed with the chief judge to arrest outside the courtroom. |
DP. No they tried to arrest him inside the courtroom. Now the judge has been arrested. This is lawlessness. A criminal element has taken over federal law enforcement. |
Bottom line: regardless of whether or not you believe the judges deserves to be jailed, the fact remains that her arrest will have long-lasting effects--1) on the relationship between state judiciaries and federal immigration enforcement but also on 2) public perceptions of judicial impartiality and the rule of law. The government chose to make an example of her in an effort to stifle future pushback from other state judges around immigration law |
I'm still waiting for a credible link that corroborates your accusations. |
Trump officials are “Nazis” ?? ok ![]() |
INDICTED. |
Thank God. No one should be above the law. —19:15 |
Not even the president. |
Well deserved. FAFO. |
Except Joe. |
+1,000 |
I dislike Trump and think his administration is full of morons… but they got it right here. Judge Duggan overstepped big time. In another administration, this might be a slap on the wrist. Not now. FAFO. |
From what I have read from legal experts, they may have a case but it's a thin one, and she has some affirmative defenses.
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She did nothing of the sort. |
Arresting judges, like this one in Milwaukee or elected leaders, like the one in Newark on false or thin charges, are what authoritarians do. This is a shot across the bow. |