In a stunning display of judicial protection for the radical left, a federal judge has ruled that Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel's public comments about Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan cannot be used in her upcoming trial for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant escape federal immigration officers.
Judge Dugan was indicted in April on two federal charges for obstensibly obstructing justice and harboring an illegal alien - crimes that strike at the heart of our immigration system. But now, the same corrupt judicial establishment that enabled sanctuary cities and catch-and-release policies is circling the wagons to protect one of their own.
What did Bondi and Patel say that has the establishment so worried? They told the TRUTH about a sitting judge who allegedly put ideology above the law, choosing to protect foreign criminals over American citizens. Under the Trump Administration's renewed commitment to enforcing immigration law, such lawlessness from the bench cannot and will not be tolerated.
This is exactly the kind of two-tiered justice system that President Trump was elected to dismantle.
For too long, activist judges have acted as immigration activists in robes, undermining ICE operations and federal law enforcement. Judge Dugan's case represents everything wrong with our judicial system - liberal judges who think they're above the law they swore to uphold.
"We will not allow activist judges to obstruct the enforcement of our immigration laws," a Justice Department source told this reporter. "The days of judicial sanctuary are over."
The fact that a federal judge is now trying to shield Dugan from the truthful statements of our top law enforcement officials shows just how deep the swamp runs in our court system. Patriots should be asking: why are judges more concerned about protecting their liberal colleagues than protecting American communities from illegal immigrants?
This case will be a key test of whether the Trump Administration can finally bring accountability to a judicial branch that has run roughshod over immigration law for decades. Will justice finally be served, or will the establishment protect its own once again?