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Instead of condemning Dugan’s actions, Isham doubled down, framing the arrest as an attack on the judiciary. “Yesterday, Judge Hannah Dugan of Milwaukee County stood on her Oath in the very building she swore to uphold it and she was arrested and charged with felonies for it,” Isham wrote.
In her rant, Isham made it clear she would rather shut down her own court than comply with federal law enforcement. “Enough is enough. I no longer feel protected or respected as a Judge in this administration. If there is no guidance for us and no support for us, I will refuse to hold court in Branch 2 in Sawyer County. I will not put myself or my staff who may feel compelled to help me or my community in [harm’s] way,” she said.
Isham also hinted that she’s prepared to start playing activist in her robe, adding, “If this cost me my job or it gets me arrested, then at least I know I did the right thing.”
Meanwhile, Judge Dugan appeared briefly in court following her arrest. Prosecutors said they would not seek pre-trial detention, and Dugan was released. It remains unclear whether she will continue sitting on the bench while her case winds its way through the system.
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FBI Director Kash Patel was blunt about Dugan’s alleged crimes. Patel said Dugan “intentionally misdirected federal agents away from” Flores-Ruiz after a recent hearing. Flores-Ruiz, the illegal alien at the center of the controversy, is no angel either — he’s accused of viciously assaulting a person after a dispute over loud music, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
This latest scandal highlights a growing trend of activist judges defying federal immigration law — and now, some are willing to bring court proceedings to a halt rather than cooperate with authorities.
Stay tuned: as tensions escalate in Wisconsin’s judiciary, the battle between law enforcement and activist judges appears far from over.
