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[url]https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fbi-arrests-judge-accused-of-helping-someone-evade-immigration-agents-agency-director-patel-says[/url]
[url]https://usaherald.com/breaking-fbi-arrests-former-new-mexico-judge-and-wife-for-allegedly-harboring-tren-de-aragua-gang-member/[/url]
Yes this seems perfectly normal to round up Judges and their family's and prosecuting them.
Patel deleted his post on it like the coward he is. Ro Khanna going in on them on X.
[QUOTE=John8204;14996324][url]https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fbi-arrests-judge-accused-of-helping-someone-evade-immigration-agents-agency-director-patel-says[/url]
[url]https://usaherald.com/breaking-fbi-arrests-former-new-mexico-judge-and-wife-for-allegedly-harboring-tren-de-aragua-gang-member/[/url]
Yes this seems perfectly normal to round up Judges and their family's and prosecuting them.[/QUOTE]
Did the judges break the law or are you just assuming that they didn't?
An alarming number of people have become increasingly politically polarized since the advent of smartphones, regardless of how smart they otherwise have seemed to be.
No commentary here, I have no idea. Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, what are the facts?
Welp sorry guys you can't arrest someone when they break the law. OP said so because the person in question is a judge. I guess that puts them above the law.
Wanting to send people to jail is only acceptable when the person is running for president.
I think it's TDS when you make a thread like this one.
Considering that, the judge was arrested for "Harboring a Tren de Aragua Gang Member." Who was, "found in home with firearms and disturbing social media posts."
A judge, "linked to criminal immigration violations."
[QUOTE=Wardell Curry;14996349]Did the judges break the law or are you just assuming that they didn't?
An alarming number of people have become increasingly politically polarized since the advent of smartphones, regardless of how smart they otherwise have seemed to be.
No commentary here, I have no idea. Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, what are the facts?[/QUOTE]
It looks like the side that does the arrest doesn't care about facts. Just accuse and arrest right away. Same tactic as the deportation. :ohwell:
[QUOTE=Baller234;14996354]Welp sorry guys you can't arrest someone when they break the law. OP said so because the person in question is a judge. I guess that puts them above the law.
Wanting to send people to jail is only acceptable when the person is running for president.[/QUOTE]
Which law? :confusedshrug:
[QUOTE=BurningHammer;14996415]It looks like the side that does the arrest doesn't care about facts. Just accuse and arrest right away. Same tactic as the deportation. :ohwell:[/QUOTE]
Maybe. Maybe not.
I do know that we all should have learned by now that the present day media almost always slants things as much as they possibly can to push emotional buttons for ratings. But here we are in 2025, and I guess we haven't learned that.
[QUOTE=Baller234;14996354]Welp sorry guys you can't arrest someone when they break the law. OP said so because the person in question is a judge. I guess that puts them above the law.
Wanting to send people to jail is only acceptable when the person is running for president.[/QUOTE]
MAGA logic 1 on 1: Twist everything around. You have an administration that is literally pulling people of the street, illegally detaining and deporting them without due process. You have an administration that is ignoring the Supreme Court. And yet it is the judges trying to uphold the law that are actually breaking it by not allowing the administration to do what they want to whomever they want. That's what Bondi and the MAGA cultists will have you believe.
If they are actually arresting judges, how long is it going to be before they go after Sanders and anyone else they view as a threat or even a nuisance?
This is what a police state does.
[QUOTE=BurningHammer;14996416]Which law? :confusedshrug:[/QUOTE]
Ol Homan said this would happen if they did what they did, and it did.
Just really stupid on their part.
-Smak
[QUOTE=Wardell Curry;14996349]Did the judges break the law or are you just assuming that they didn't?
No commentary here, I have no idea. Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong, what are the facts?[/QUOTE]
Having ICE agents going into court houses and arresting the judges for "obstruction" stinks of fascism to me.
Also funny how these laws seem to be enforced but raiding the capital, sexually assaulting women, and committing massive tax fraud is "weaponized" prosecution.
Just like Trump was told
[I]noone is above the law.[/i]
[QUOTE=John8204;14996733]Having ICE agents going into court houses and arresting the judges for "obstruction" stinks of fascism to me.
Also funny how these laws seem to be enforced but raiding the capital, sexually assaulting women, and committing massive tax fraud is "weaponized" prosecution.[/QUOTE]
Only one sitting judge was arrested. The other is retired.
[QUOTE=BurningHammer;14996416]Which law? :confusedshrug:[/QUOTE]
Obstructing federal immigration authorities and aiding a mexican national in evading arrest.
Homan made it very clear from the outset that anyone who partakes in this type of behavior would be arrested and held accountable.
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[QUOTE=Baller234;14996774]Obstructing federal immigration authorities and aiding a mexican national in evading arrest.
Homan made it very clear from the outset that anyone who partakes in this type of behavior would be arrested and held accountable.
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Didn't your dear leader ignore a SC ruling just two weeks ago? "No one is above the law".