The FBI is charged

On Friday, the FBI arrested a judge of Wisconsin accused of the help of a man who escapes immigration authorities, and the clash between the Donald Trump administration and the judicial authority escalated the comprehensive immigration campaign of the Republican President.

Hana Dogan, a Melococci provincial court judge, as a short period in the Federal Court of Milwoki on Friday before release of the reservation. Its next appearance is May 15. A crowd formed outside the court, chanting “Edit the judge now.”

Dogan was accused of obstructing the procedure and hiding the individual to prevent arrest.

“Judge Dogan regrets with sincerity and protests her arrest. It was not the interest of public safety,” her lawyer, Craig Mastantono, said during the session. He refused to comment on the Associated Press correspondent after the court appeared.

Immigration agents appeared to arrest the man, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, without a judicial order outside the courtroom on April 18. Daghan is accused of accompanying Flores Ruiz and his lawyer outside the courtroom through the jury’s door as a way to help avoid his arrest, according to the FBI’s relief deposited in the court.

The benefit of the deputy of the court hall is quoted as he heard Dogan saying the words “Wait, come with me”, before entering an inaccurate area in the court. The procedure says that this procedure was unusual, because “the jury, the jury, the court staff and the defendants in the contract accompanied by the deputies used the rear jury door. Defense lawyers and defendants who were never used to reserve the jury door.”

Dogan left the court through a side door without comment.

“Judge Dogan will defend herself strongly, and looks forward to acquitting,” said advertising company on her behalf.

The FBI director Cash Patel said in a position later deleted that immigration officials were trying to arrest Flores Ruiz, who described him as “illegal foreigner.” Battle said that the agents later signed and detained Flores Ruiz.

The Democratic Senator Tami Baldwin from Wisconsin said that the arrest of Dogan was a “dangerous and severe step” threatening “to violate” the separation of power between the executive and judicial branches.

US Prosecutor Bam Bondi said that the man is facing charges of domestic violence and that the victims were sitting in the courtroom with the state prosecutors when Dogan helped him escape immigration.

Al -Shakawi said that Flores Ruiz had previously been deported to Mexico.

“Since President Trump has been opened, activist judges have tried to obstruct President Trump and the state of the American people to make America safe and secure our homeland,” Trechia McLeulin spokesman, Tricia McLeulin, said in a statement.

In January, the Ministry of Justice ordered the prosecutors to investigate potential criminal charges against government and local officials who obstruct or obstruct federal jobs. As possible methods of trial, a memorandum of conspiracy was martyred in addition to a law that prohibits illegal accommodation of people in the country.

Legal battles on immigration and deportation

This arrest comes at a time when the Trump administration, in about 100 days of its period, was already fighting battles in the courts, with democratic opposition, to implement immigration.

Federal judges have ordered the US government to facilitate the return of two men who were not only deported to El Salvador, but they were sent to Qassi prison in that country-Kilmar Abu Garcia, originally from El Salvador, as well as a 20-year-old Venezuelan man, who was only identified as Christian.

There were also lawsuits that challenge the government’s use of foreign enemies in 1798 as a legal basis for some deportations, as well as objections to the interception of foreign students who participated in the American protest activity.

In addition, a federal judge on Thursday prevented the Trump administration from blocking federal financing from 16 states of the so-called jurisdiction-all outside the Weskonsen state-which refused to cooperate with the hard-line immigration campaign of the Republican President.

During the first administration of Trump, from 2017 to 2021, the Ministry of Justice accused the Massachusetts judge of obstructing justice over allegations that she had helped a man who was living in the United States illegally infiltrating into the back door of the court hall to evade immigration enforcement agent waiting.

The trial of a judge seated anger from many in the legal society, who criticized the case as political motives.

The case against the Newton Provincial Joseph Joseph was dropped in 2022 under its democratic administration of Jo Biden after she agreed to refer herself to a government agency investigating the allegations of misconduct by seat members.

Dogan was elected for the first time as a boycott judge in 2016, and before that she worked as head of the local branch of Catholic charitable societies, which provide refugee resettlement programs, among other services. Most of her early career spent as a lawyer at the Legal Assistance Association in Milwoki, which serves the poor.

Before his election for public positions, Dogan practiced the law in the legal procedure in Wisconsin and the Legal Assistance Association. She graduated from Wisconsin Madeison University in 1981 with a Bachelor’s degree in Arts and obtained a doctorate in jurisprudence in 1987 from school.