Wisconsin judge found guilty of obstructing Trump immigration crackdown, media says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : " Dugan's lawyers had argued that she was following a policy directing staff to alert a supervisor to ICE's presence in the courthouse.
51% : Dugan angrily confronted the agents and directed them to the chief judge's office after learning that ICE was present, according to witness testimony in the case.
45% : They argued that the incident took place at a time of confusion and uncertainty following two prior ICE arrests in the courthouse.
42% : ICE agents planned arrest outside courtroom Agents from ICE and other agencies, dressed in plainclothes, planned to arrest the man in a hallway outside Dugan's courtroom following his hearing.
40% : Activists and some judges have criticized those efforts, arguing the presence of ICE agents undermines trust in the legal system and could dissuade people from seeking justice.
23% : The prosecution stemmed from a directive by the Justice Department ordering prosecutors to pursue cases of alleged obstruction of ICE enforcement by local activists and officials resisting Trump's drive for mass deportations.

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