Whether Trump is an angel or not is immaterial. The fact remains that all of the cases against him were cobbled together from absolutely absurd legal theories and that Dugan's case is straight up textbook obstruction.
Discussions about Trump or Biden as simply a distraction here. This thread is about whether a state judge obstructed the law. Others' sins do not mitigate hers.
Are they above the law?
You guys are pretty good at repeating a phrase. However, to answer your question, lets find out if any laws were broken.
Um Abrego Garcia. I don’t know who this other person isMay be worth noting that this is more than 'just' unlawful presence.
Flores-Ruiz previously went through the deportation process - and was removed - in 2013. At some point he came back into the US - and never sought permission to do so. He's being charged with unlawful re-entry. The current case (in Judge Dugan's court) includes three counts of battery and domestic abuse. He got into an arguement with his two roomates over playing music too loud. He punched on person over 30 times, then punched a woman who tried to end the fight.
By all accounts, this is one of the 'bad people' that should be removed.
What to know about Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, the man who appeared in judge Hannah Dugan's Milwaukee courtroom
Why Eduardo Flores-Ruis was in Milwaukee County judge Hannah Dugan's courtroom, where he's from and answers to other questions.www.usatoday.com
Did you miss do not give authorization to enter?
Entry…that’s different than unlawful presence
I have no idea if she broke the law or not. I suppose they will make their case, but to listen to some in here, they shouldn't have arrested her simply because she's a judge.
Then this is the perfect opportunity for virtuous left winger to support the arrest of this person because you adhere to the principle of 'no one is above the law.'
Why is this a 'right wing' issue? I think everyone should be appalled at the judge's actions. If not, you're viewing this purely through a left-tinted partisan lens.
Eduardo Flores-Ruiz is the person we're talking about. The one federal agents from a task force went to arrest, and a judge is charged with helping him to evade arrest. He was deported to his home country of Mexico in 2013, and raised flags when he was arrested on three counts of domestic battery on his roommates.
You didn't even know they are warrants
The concern is that the Trump administration is using a rather flimsy excuse to go after a judge after losing a lot of cases on the immigration topic. There is like a component of trying to intimidate judges to get rulings in Trump's favor.
I agree, it is hilarious. But the left not only believes they are intellectual superiors to the right, but moral superiors as well. Here is their chance to prove it.Virtuous left wingers?
She obstructed justice and was arrested and charged with that crime. Are you saying she deserves special treatment?
I am saying that despite your assumption that she obstructed justice, it is not clear that she did.
How is that 'clear?'
Not clear.
Preventing the fbi from doing their job is obstruction and yet you guys claimed it was political and a raid.
Hmm, yeah, I don't think there are such people are 'Virtuous left wingers'.
I think the left leaning who have already posted in this thread have already discarded their opportunity to do so.
The stupidity you post on this forum knows no bounds.As the ICE agents knew, obstructing justice by breaking into her courtroom and taking someone away without any involvement of any judge would be illegal.
But yall can’t seem to figure that out.
It's a pretty good excuse to go after this judge. Her behavior was about as blatant as you can get. And it's good to discourage this behavior.
It's pretty clear.