The arrest caused protests from the federal court in Miluoi and a sharp political reaction. Local authorities have called the “Theatrical Show” and accused Trump’s management of fear in the community.
The US Federal Bureau of Investigations arrested the Miluoki District District Judge, Hannah Dugan on charges that prevent an immigrant detention. On Friday, April 25, the Washington Post reported.
FBI director Kash Patel told Social Network X that Dugan was deliberately misleading agents when they tried to stop the migrant that should appear in court in another case.
The judge noted the agents and helped the accused with his lawyer leave the building through a private discharge. As a result, the agents stopped the person after the foot chasing, but Patel said the judge’s actions had threatened public security.
Dugan was charged with preventing a person’s justice and hiding from the arrest, released him under a personal obligation to the next court hearing.
Meanwhile, the defense said the judge was “deeply repenting” and intended to actively defend himself in court. The arrest caused protests from the federal court in Miluoi and a sharp political reaction.
Miluo District executive director David Crowley was called the “Theatrical Show” and accused Trump’s management of fear in the community. At the same time, the Republicans of the State accepted the actions of law enforcement officials and threatened to step against the judge, if the charges were confirmed.
Earlier it was reported that the United States Supreme Court had allowed to dispose of migrants under the 18th -century law.
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