‘Where Do You Draw The Line?’: Jonathan Turley Says Democrats Siding With Rogue Judge Have Good Reason To Reconsider
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley warned Democrats on Fox Business Monday that their rush to defend a judge accused of aiding an illegal alien’s escape could backfire. FBI agents arrested…


George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley warned Democrats on Fox Business Monday that their rush to defend a judge accused of aiding an illegal alien’s escape could backfire.
FBI agents arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan on Friday for allegedly obstructing federal immigration authorities. Dugan allegedly steered ICE agents away from an illegal immigrant who had just appeared before her in court on April 18 and then personally helped the individual slip out a back door. The arrest prompted Democrats to rally in protest and claim it was an attack on democratic principles and judicial independence. During an appearance on “Kudlow,” Turley said the Democrats’ outcry was unbelievable.
“I think that what was really astonishing about this story is that within a very short time, Democratic leaders and commentators were coming out of the woodwork declaring her to be a hero without even confirming any of the facts,” Turley said.
Hume said that newly released details have only strengthened the government’s case against Dugan, revealing behavior he called blatantly “unlawful.”
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“Now if the facts are confirmed and they released more facts today that seem to support the government’s position. You have a judge who got off the bench and engaged in an unlawful act. That’s what this is, and the question is ‘Where do you draw the line here?’ Could she have ordered court personnel to hide this individual? Could she have gotten go in her trunk and take him from the courthouse?” Turley said. “Where would you draw the line on the extent to which a judge can participate in the evasion of arrest of an individual of this kind? Those questions obviously are not being answered.”


