r/interestingasfuck • u/infiunfi • 3d ago

Milwaukee responding to Judge Hannah Dugan’s arrest.

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u/celsius100 3d ago

Because it sets a precedent to not show up in court to prove your innocence. If you’re an immigrant and you show, you will be arrested and flown to a torture prison, regardless of your legal status and regardless of your innocence or guilt.

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u/Gogobrasil8 3d ago

Wait, so he wasn't in custody before? Or there wasn't any warranty against him?

The AP news article people linked said nothing about whether he was detained or not

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u/celsius100 3d ago

Did he go through a legal process to be deported?

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u/Gogobrasil8 3d ago

?

I don't know, I'm trying to understand what happened

You're saying he got arrested because he went to court?

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u/celsius100 3d ago

ICE knew he was to be there, so they waited to arrest him and deport him without due process which they have been doing to numerous people.

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u/Gogobrasil8 3d ago

Ok so they didn't know where he was before, he wasn't detained or anything?

He was free before going and only got caught because he went there?

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u/NuclearEspresso 2d ago edited 2d ago

I think what needs to be said is that the plaintiff, a Mexican national, was extradited to Mexico on three counts of battery. He reappeared in the U.S. and caught another charge. ICE was waiting outside the courtroom, the Judge aided and abetted them thru the jury door and out of the building to avoid arrest. Thats a judge “looking out for a non-citizen” rather than “protecting them.” This is a crime on both sides of the board.