Milwaukee Judge Faces 6 Years in Prison After Federal Indictment in ICE Case

April’s Milwoki Provincial Court judge in April claiming that she was the help of a man who evades immigration officers in the court who may face up to six years in prison if convicted, according to an indictment filed on Tuesday by the Federal Grand jury.

Judge Hana Dogan was arrested by FBI officials last month, claiming that “knowing” illegal immigrant assistance in her trial escaped from ice authorities and informing officers in her trial that they need a judicial order. On Tuesday, a major jury was accused of hiding a person from arrest and obstructing the interest of justice, under the 18th of Section 1505 and 18 USC, respectively.

Dogan’s indictment is accused of informing federal officials in April that they need a memorandum to reach the court during his appearance scheduled by Eduardo Flores Ruiz, a Mexican citizen who was not documented in the court on charges of three mistral battery charges.

Dogan asked the officers to move forward to the office of the Chief of Judges to obtain a judicial order, according to the criminal complaint, then accompanied Flores Ruiz via a side door to evade federal agents.

Hannah Dogan, the Melwocke province’s judge, was accused after she helped illegal ice evading.

If he is convicted on both charges, Dogan may face imprisonment for up to six years and up to 350,000 dollars in fines.

It will appear before the court on Thursday, and it is expected that it will enter into an unjust declaration, as indicated in a statement issued by its legal team on Tuesday.

Her lawyers said: “Judge Hana Dogan has committed to the rule of law and the principles of legal procedures due throughout her career as a lawyer and a judge,” adding that their client increases her innocence and looks forward to justifying the court. “

An infantry walks before the Milwoke Provincial Court on April 25, 2025 in Milwoki. Milwoki District Provincial Judge Hana Dogan was arrested by the FBI after his arrival at the court this morning and was charged with the federal court of allegedly allegedly assisting immigrant not documented in avoiding arrest. (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Dogan’s arrest and criminal concerned has become a political rod as the Trump administration moved to take comprehensive measures to take comprehensive measures on the priorities of enforcement of immigration.

Her actions, although they are controversial, also attracted an All-Star Legal Team to the controversy in court on their behalf.

Last month, her defense team took advantage of the former public prosecutor Paul Clemente to represent her.

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The demonstrators stand outside the Melucoki Provincial Court on Friday, April 25, 2025 in Milwoki. (AP Photo/Andy Manis)

Clementi, who was also on Trump’s short list of candidates for the Supreme Court during his first term, is a great respect and has argued more than 100 cases before the Supreme Court.

It is also not the only force for the jungle era that he represents in court. Steve Pescopech, a former American lawyer and George WW Bush He was appointed, he was exploited last month to head the team, as Law.com mentioned for the first time. Among the others are Craig Mastantono of MASTANTUNOO COFFEE & Thomas, Jason Luczak and Nicole MANICA of GIMBEL, Reilly, Guerin & Brown.

However, Dogan’s actions sparked a violent reaction from Trump administration officials, including Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi and Minister of Internal Security Christie, who pledged to responsibility for her actions.

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“You will get the responsibility of that,” Nayyim told Fox News in an interview on Tuesday night. “This was a great decision, forward, to admit that no one can facilitate the fracture of the law.

“We should not be able to allow this in this country, and we need to make sure that the judges are accountable for their actions,” she added.

Michael Durghan and Greg Winner of Fox News contributed to this report.