🚨Criminal complaint unsealed in case of Wisconsin judge helping illegal. It is just jaw-dropping that a judge would do this to help this character!
2/ Not merely 3 counts of domestic batter with physical pain or injury but he had already been deported once and illegal returned!
3/ So ICE goes to arrest him:
4/ Some agents notified security and explained the arrest would be court proceedings in the public area. Others went to court and notified court security agent.
5/ A public defender (lawyer who represents defendants with no money), took pictures of agents and then went and told Judge's clerk who told the Judge:
6/ What the heck is this judge doing! She tells the agents they need to leave the courthouse!!!
7/ Judge enters through side door, while another agent not "spotted" continues to watch. Meanwhile other agents speak with Chief Judge and confirm arrest in public areas was okay.
8/ Courtroom deputy is a good guy. Judge tries to rush the domestic abuser through the process while everyone is supposedly tied up talking to Chief Judge.
9/ Judge Dugan: "Wait, come with me."
10/ Takes them out through the jury room:
11/ Holy Crap! It's worse than that!!! The judge "adjourned" the criminal case against the illegal who was charged with 3 counts of domestic abuse AND where the victims were present in court for hearing! State's attorney only discovered later when case not called!
12/ Agents then observed illegal & his attorney trying to leave courthouse back way and it took some 22 minutes for them to catch him following foot chase!
13/ Judge charged with 2 different crimes: obstructing or impeding a proceeding of a department and concealing an individual to prevent discovery and arrest.
14/14 This judge went way over the line...and for a domestic abuser!!! She put agents at risk, the public at risk, and acted with utter disregard to the victims AND the State who was there to prosecute the case!! Here's entire criminal complaint. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
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2/ Jordan lays out at high level all efforts to "get Trump" that has been going on for 10 years. Beginning with Clinton and Steele dossier, and Comey, and impeachment one, impeachment two, Bragg, and Fani Willis.
3/ Jordan notes how Smith brought on same people who ran raid at Mar-a-Lago and Jan. 7. And how Smith ignore procedures, gagged Trump, filed a 165 motion 33 days before the election.
My take from the video is that the officer did not believe the driver would go from reverse to drive and then to step on the gas to hit him. If he thought that was the plan, he would have pulled gun out while she was still reverse OR maybe would have done what Smith suggests. 1/
2/ That's the thing with fluid, split-second, life-and-death decisions law enforcement officers must make. It's easy to say in retrospect, why not move out of the ways so she won't hit you & shoot tires knowing how things ended, but she was driving in reverse when agent
3/ approached from front without gun drawn. Things changed in split second when she put in drive & accelerated at and then hit ICE agent. ICE agent wasn't merely legally justified, but he lacked time to make a different choice, even if earlier he might have made different choice
THREADETTE: Here's the important backstory to this miracle drug so folks don't learn the wrong lesson: The reason this miracle drug came into being is because pharma companies saw a huge payout, with the list price being $300,000. 1/
2/And just so you know, I have skin in the game…flesh of my flesh that skin is.
3/ The miracle of Trifakta has an even more effective next-gen version, Alyftrek, on the right. But even with that $300,000 price tag, drug never would have been but for the CF Foundation dumping millions into research to a small biotech company that would later become Vertex
3/ Here we see what a difference a President (and Secretary of State make): Under Biden State Department's cooperative agreement partner Disinfo Cloud promoted GDI. thefederalist.com/2023/04/11/gov…
THREADETTE: There were several telling exchanges during yesterday's SCOTUS argument in Trump v. Slaughter, but the one that struck me most was the final exchange between Justice Jackson & Slaughter's attorney. Read the full exchange below. 1/
2/ The problem is fundamental! Article I of the Constitution vests in CONGRESS the power to legislate--not unelected bureaucrats! And this ties into a second point: Jackson, Kagan, & Sotomayor all stressed Congress's "reliance interests" in creating "independent" agencies
3/ with the threesome arguing Congress relied limits on President's removal authority in granting agency regulatory authority. Well, there is a much bigger reliance interest at stake!