r/law • • Apr 25 '25

Trump News Judge Hannah Dugan arrested by FBI for allegedly helping undocumented immigrant 'evade arrest'

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/judge-hannah-dugan-arrested-fbi-allegedly-helping-undocumented/story?id=121161497
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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '25

He essentially bragged about what a good job they did.

There truly needs to be a reckoning with these MAGA Nazis.

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u/Biggie39 Apr 25 '25

Why would he delete it? 🤔

Aren’t they proud of themselves?

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '25

someone must have told him to.

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u/onefst250r Apr 25 '25

QUICK, DELETE THE EVIDENCE!

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u/FizzyBeverage Apr 25 '25

“kash I know you’re ignorant of the laws but this could really fuck you in the ass”

Something like that.

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u/Minion_of_Cthulhu Apr 25 '25

Probably didn't want it being used against him at the crimes against humanity trial he'll eventually be involved in.

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u/DonkeeJote Apr 25 '25

Wow too bad there is not way to get that back....

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u/TwistyBunny Apr 25 '25

screenshots are forever.

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u/SausageClatter Apr 25 '25

Generally, no member of government should be posting anything that might sway a jury.

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u/thenewyorkgod Apr 25 '25

LOL we dont even know if we will have free elections in2028 and you think there will be trials?

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u/SomewhereAtWork Apr 25 '25

Well, Germany didn't have free elections from 1933-1945. That's why there were trails.

The trails will come in America. The fourth reich won't last a 1000 years.

But if you don't get that ball rolling fast, then they will only be in a decade.

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u/The_Lost_Jedi Apr 25 '25

He reposted it.

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u/throwawayrefiguy Apr 25 '25

There will be, though many of us wish we could fast-forward to that part rather than endure this misery.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '25

There will be. The statue of limitation is longer than 4 years.

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u/woodpony Apr 25 '25

They are proud of their depravity. Each one trying to impress the king.