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Hannah Dugan

Milwaukee Judge Dugan Convicted for Obstructing ICE Agents in Courthouse Incident

by Isaac Graham
December 18, 2025

A federal jury in Milwaukee delivered a verdict on Thursday, finding Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan guilty of felony obstruction of federal agents. The charge stems from an April incident where Dugan interfered with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers attempting to arrest an illegal alien who had appeared in her courtroom.

Dugan, a sitting judge with nine years on the bench, faced two counts: felony obstruction and a misdemeanor for concealing a person to prevent arrest. The jury convicted her on the felony but acquitted her on the misdemeanor after deliberating for over six hours.

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The case began on April 18, 2025, when Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, an illegal alien Mexican national facing state domestic battery charges, appeared before Dugan. ICE agents, armed with an administrative warrant, waited in the hallway to take him into custody afterward. Prosecutors presented evidence, including surveillance footage and witness testimony, showing Dugan confronting the agents, directing most of them to the chief judge’s office to discuss courthouse policies, and then escorting Flores-Ruiz and his attorney out through a restricted jury door leading to a non-public area.

Agents eventually spotted Flores-Ruiz outside, leading to a foot chase and his arrest nearby. He was later deported after pleading guilty to illegal presence in the country.

Federal authorities arrested Dugan a week after the incident, and a grand jury indicted her in May. The trial, which drew national attention amid the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts, featured testimony from courthouse staff, fellow judges, and agents. Prosecutors argued Dugan’s actions were deliberate interference, not routine judicial duties. Her defense maintained she acted amid confusion over new ICE operations in the courthouse and had no intent to obstruct.

This marks the first time a state judge has faced trial for obstructing federal immigration agents. The felony conviction carries a potential sentence of up to five years in prison, though guidelines for nonviolent offenses often result in less. Sentencing has not yet been scheduled.

The outcome sends a clear message: no one, not even those in positions of authority, stands above the law when it comes to enforcing immigration statutes. Attempts to shield illegal immigrants from federal deportation proceedings undermine border security and public safety. With millions entering the country unlawfully in recent years, incidents like this expose how some local officials have prioritized sanctuary policies over cooperation with federal law enforcement.

Dugan’s actions risked endangering agents and eroded trust in the judiciary’s impartiality. As ICE ramps up operations under current policies, this verdict reinforces that obstruction will face consequences, regardless of one’s title.

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Comments 14

  1. Jack Fanning says:
    4 weeks ago

    Doogie must have really ticked Soros off for him to throw her under the bus like that!

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  2. RametinDallas says:
    4 weeks ago

    I hope Eduardo Flores sends her a Christmas card thanking her for throwing her career/livlihood away in trying to allow him to continue living in the country illegally. More proof, is any more is needed, that Democrats are ‘all heart/no brains’. Not a good look for the judiciary.

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    • Jack Fanning says:
      4 weeks ago

      Where’s her heart for the illegal alien’s victims?

      Reply
  3. Fred Stevens says:
    4 weeks ago

    I hope it gets knifed in prison.

    Reply
  4. Jimmy says:
    4 weeks ago

    I’m sick and tired of seeing these judges acting as if they are above the law!! More of them need to be prosecuted

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  5. Real Guy says:
    4 weeks ago

    This pitiful excuse for a judge abused her power and spit on decent, law abiding citizens. She should get the maximum penalty allowed by law, but will she? This is a litmus test for the judiciary nationwide and the whole country is watching. Her sentence will either be a step towards restoring a modicum of faith in our judicial system, or destroy what little faith is left. If it’s the latter, then “law” becomes who clears leather first.

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  6. DemsAreChildMolesters says:
    4 weeks ago

    Throw the book at the Can’t Understand Normal Thinking lefty.

    Reply
  7. Daniel says:
    4 weeks ago

    I’ll bet she’s not even suspended.

    Reply
  8. Joe says:
    4 weeks ago

    Now the people of that state needs to en mass contact the state bar and the Judicial review boards to have he position and law license removed and revoked.

    Reply
  9. DragonCayenne says:
    4 weeks ago

    Now comes the dreaded slap on the wrist.

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  10. Jack Fanning says:
    4 weeks ago

    Next up, the court staff that assisted Doogie in helping the illegal aliens escape attempt. Start with the one who called the ICE agents fascists. Then bring in the DEI chief judge who didn’t want to hear about Doogies illegal actions in his court.

    Reply
  11. Gwenski says:
    4 weeks ago

    Dude looks like a lady

    Reply
  12. jfhdsiu says:
    4 weeks ago

    The greatest danger to “America, the Beautiful” has always been the law and the law’s makers and administrators. It gives me some small confidence and hope to see that, (at least in one instance of ‘lawlessness” by the ‘law’), it is being dealt with BY the ‘law’, lawfully. Let’s see how easy the perpetrator get’s off in accordance with the ‘law’s’ loyalty to the “LAW”! Or is that, ‘loyalty’ to a fellow administrator of the the law? Some people treat the ‘law’ as if it were a god and the lawmakers and upholders of it were it’s angels. Look again.

    Reply
  13. BILL Bob Brubake says:
    4 weeks ago

    I dont want a convicted felon as a judge. That is one roll we don’t want felons or people to behave extrajudiciously.

    Reply

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