Shumita Basu

Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan is charged with obstructing and impeding an immigration proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent his discovery and arrest. Dugan appeared in court on Friday and was released on bail. FBI Director Kash Patel posted an image on X of Dugan being arrested, writing, quote, No one is above the law.

Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan is charged with obstructing and impeding an immigration proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent his discovery and arrest. Dugan appeared in court on Friday and was released on bail. FBI Director Kash Patel posted an image on X of Dugan being arrested, writing, quote, No one is above the law.

Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan is charged with obstructing and impeding an immigration proceeding and concealing an individual to prevent his discovery and arrest. Dugan appeared in court on Friday and was released on bail. FBI Director Kash Patel posted an image on X of Dugan being arrested, writing, quote, No one is above the law.

Her arrest drew immediate backlash from Democratic leaders and sparked protests in Wisconsin. Over the weekend, hundreds gathered outside different FBI offices in Milwaukee in support of Dugan and immigrants.

Her arrest drew immediate backlash from Democratic leaders and sparked protests in Wisconsin. Over the weekend, hundreds gathered outside different FBI offices in Milwaukee in support of Dugan and immigrants.

Her arrest drew immediate backlash from Democratic leaders and sparked protests in Wisconsin. Over the weekend, hundreds gathered outside different FBI offices in Milwaukee in support of Dugan and immigrants.

Regarding the charges against Dugan, MSNBC legal analyst and former top DOJ prosecutor Andrew Weissman was on the network saying that in addition to a tough legal case for the government, what this was really about is sending a message.

Regarding the charges against Dugan, MSNBC legal analyst and former top DOJ prosecutor Andrew Weissman was on the network saying that in addition to a tough legal case for the government, what this was really about is sending a message.

Regarding the charges against Dugan, MSNBC legal analyst and former top DOJ prosecutor Andrew Weissman was on the network saying that in addition to a tough legal case for the government, what this was really about is sending a message.

Attorney General Pam Bondi defended Dugan's arrest on Fox News, saying the DOJ is sending a, quote, very strong message to judges that they will be prosecuted if they obstruct the administration's efforts. And lastly, three children from two different families, a two-year-old, a four-year-old, and a seven-year-old, all of whom are U.S. citizens, were deported on Friday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi defended Dugan's arrest on Fox News, saying the DOJ is sending a, quote, very strong message to judges that they will be prosecuted if they obstruct the administration's efforts. And lastly, three children from two different families, a two-year-old, a four-year-old, and a seven-year-old, all of whom are U.S. citizens, were deported on Friday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi defended Dugan's arrest on Fox News, saying the DOJ is sending a, quote, very strong message to judges that they will be prosecuted if they obstruct the administration's efforts. And lastly, three children from two different families, a two-year-old, a four-year-old, and a seven-year-old, all of whom are U.S. citizens, were deported on Friday.

The Washington Post reports the children were all deported with their mothers to Honduras. The Post also reports the four-year-old has stage four cancer and was removed without medication or the chance for their family to talk to their doctor beforehand.

The Washington Post reports the children were all deported with their mothers to Honduras. The Post also reports the four-year-old has stage four cancer and was removed without medication or the chance for their family to talk to their doctor beforehand.

The Washington Post reports the children were all deported with their mothers to Honduras. The Post also reports the four-year-old has stage four cancer and was removed without medication or the chance for their family to talk to their doctor beforehand.

The father of the two-year-old also sought to stop the deportation in an emergency court filing on Thursday, but the removal flight had already taken off by the time the court opened the next morning. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was asked about these deportations directly on Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press. He refuted the notion that anything nefarious happened.

The father of the two-year-old also sought to stop the deportation in an emergency court filing on Thursday, but the removal flight had already taken off by the time the court opened the next morning. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was asked about these deportations directly on Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press. He refuted the notion that anything nefarious happened.

The father of the two-year-old also sought to stop the deportation in an emergency court filing on Thursday, but the removal flight had already taken off by the time the court opened the next morning. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was asked about these deportations directly on Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press. He refuted the notion that anything nefarious happened.

Rubio also said in that interview, all citizens and non-citizens are entitled to due process. The Trump administration, however, has come under fire for ignoring due process rights for many people who have been deported or detained. Trump himself last week posted on social media, quote, we cannot give everyone a trial because to do so would take, without exaggeration, 200 years.

Rubio also said in that interview, all citizens and non-citizens are entitled to due process. The Trump administration, however, has come under fire for ignoring due process rights for many people who have been deported or detained. Trump himself last week posted on social media, quote, we cannot give everyone a trial because to do so would take, without exaggeration, 200 years.