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The FBI announced the arrest of a judge for the help of the immigrant
The FBI agents arrested the district judge Hannah Dugan from the city of Miluoi, Visconsin on charges of obstructing the security forces who came to arrest the immigrant in the court building, reports The New York Times with reference to the text of the FBI of the claim.
The director of the FBI, Kash Patel, announced the arrest on his account on the social network X, however, as journalists note, he later deleted his post. Dugan was also confirmed by US Prosecutor General Pam Bondi. Journalists called the fact of the arrest of the current judge a “serious escalation” in the confrontation between the White House and the US Judicial System.
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The FBI believes that Dugan allegedly withdrew the immigrant from Mexico Eduardo Floresa-Ruis, who did not have the documents, through the side door in the courtroom in which she held a meeting while government agents awaited Floresa-Ruis's exit in the corridor. The security forces claim that the judge “behaved confrontation” and argued with them.
The New York Times notes that the administration of the current US President Donald Trump requires the judges to help the federal authorities to deport illegal immigrants, and disagree threatens investigations and judicial persecution.
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The judge was charged with obstructing the trial of the federal agency and concealing a person in order to prevent his detection or arrest. Dugan appeared before the federal court in Miluoi as a defendant, then she was released on a recognizance not to leave.
“The response of the executive branch, which seems to undermine this foundation [functioning of democracy based on the independence of the judicial system], require our control and decisive answer,” said Christopher Vellborn, president of the US National Criminal Lawyers Association.
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