Hannah Dugan Arrested After Allegedly Helping Immigrant Evade ICE at Wisconsin Courthouse

Hannah Dugan Arrested After Allegedly Helping Immigrant Evade Ice At Wisconsin Courthouse

Hold up—did a real-life judge just pull a courthouse stunt straight outta Orange Is the New Black? Oh yes she did. Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee County Circuit Judge, just got arrested—yep, arrested—by the freakin’ FBI at the courthouse where she works. This isn’t your average legal drama… this is the real deal.

Here’s the scoop: the feds say Dugan helped an undocumented immigrant, Eduardo Flores Ruiz, escape ICE agents by telling him and his lawyer to sneak out a side door. That’s not just bending the rules—that’s full-blown Matrix-style evasion.

Ruiz was in her courtroom on April 18. He had an immigration detainer on him, meaning ICE was ready to scoop him up. But instead, Judge Dugan allegedly played legal GPS and rerouted him right around the agents. Bold move. Didn’t last long though—Ruiz got caught anyway after a foot chase. (Imagine the soundtrack to Bourne Identity playing here.)

FBI Director Kash Patel wasn’t playing around either—he hit her with obstruction of justice charges. Yeah, you read that right. A judge is now the one facing the law. Talk about flipping the script.

The arrest has got people talking louder than a Real Housewives reunion. Some say she was protecting courtroom dignity and immigrant rights. Others say… girl, you broke the law. Either way, Twitter (X) is on fire, and courtroom drama just got a serious upgrade.

🚨FBI Director Kash Patel just announced that the FBI arrested Judge Hannah Dugan out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin on charges of obstruction after evidence of Judge Dugan obstructing an illegal arrest operation last week. FAFO! The activist judges must be stopped.#FridayVibes pic.twitter.com/8dB8JyjigV

— AJ Huber (@Huberton) April 25, 2025

🚨#BREAKING: The FBI has arrested ANOTHER activist judge after she aided an illegal alien

Judge Hannah Dugan of Milwaukee intentionally misdirected federal agents away from the subject to be arrested in the courthouse, allowing the illegal to EVADE ARREST.

He was later caught,… pic.twitter.com/K4TicsRBiZ

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) April 25, 2025

For now, the DOJ and FBI are staying tight-lipped, and Dugan’s legal fate is still up in the air. But one thing’s for sure—Wisconsin’s bench just got way more dramatic than any courtroom show you’ve ever binge-watched.