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Federal authorities have cracked down on judicial overreach. Two judges face arrest for allegedly helping illegal immigrants evade law enforcement. This marks a bold stand against activist judges who put open borders agendas above public safety.
Judge Hannah Dugan let a Venezuelan gang member escape ICE agents through a courthouse back door. Agents chased the criminal through Milwaukee streets before capturing him. Dugan’s arrest sends a message: no judge is exempt from enforcing immigration laws. Meanwhile, former New Mexico Judge Joel Cano housed another dangerous migrant linked to cartel violence.
The Trump administration isn’t backing down. DHS launched a $200 million ad campaign warning illegals: “We will hunt you down.” New ads air globally in multiple languages, urging self-deportation. “Do it the easy way, or face permanent exile,” DHS warns. Critics call it fearmongering—patriots call it common sense.
Left-wing media claim these arrests intimidate judges. Nonsense. Obstructing federal agents is a crime, whether you wear a robe or not. When judges aid criminals, they become accomplices. AG Pam Bondi declared, “No one is above the law,” defending the arrests as justice, not politics.
ICE agents detail how Dugan misdirected them during a routine courthouse operation. She allegedly hid the migrant’s location and lied about procedures. Agents later cornered the fugitive near the building. This wasn’t a misunderstanding—it was deliberate sabotage of homeland security.
The administration faces backlash from soft-on-crime Democrats. They cry “overreach” while ignoring victims of migrant violence. Every loophole closed saves lives. Every deported gang member makes streets safer. This is about protecting Americans first, always.
DHS Secretary’s message cuts through the noise: “We’re done coddling lawbreakers.” The ads feature stark warnings set to ominous music, depicting ICE raids and arrests. Critics mock the tone, but results speak louder. Deportations are up 300% since January.
Patriots applaud these measures. For too long, activist judges and sanctuary cities shielded criminal aliens. Now, the rule of law is restored. Supporters urge more arrests, more deportations, and tougher penalties for those undermining border security. The era of passivity is over.
