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this is marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case which of course makes my

day fine there's a case going on right now that's absolutely fascinating. It has to do with immigration

issues. And as you know, the Trump administration has taken the immigration issue to probably the

highest level of anything that Trump promised. One thing you have to give President Trump,

he said, this is what I'm going to do. He got elected. This is exactly what he said he's going to do. So for those people that are bitching and moaning, oh my God, this is horrible. Hey, it's democracy. You know, what can I tell you? He says what he's going to do. He gets elected and he starts doing it. So with that, and we all know what's going on, there is a case going on involving

a judge in Wisconsin. A judge who has been indicted on charges that she tried to assist

an undocumented immigrant, illegal immigrant, to escape from her courtroom. And this is a huge deal because here comes the Border Patrol, right?

Customs and Border Control and they show up because they have some information that this guy is illegal.

Maybe he's accused of giving a crime, maybe not have no idea.

So the Border Patrol now, and legally they're able to go and pick these people up and then do whatever.

And then after that, the issue is, do they have a right to argue whether they're going to be deported or not?

But that's not what this issue is about.

What she is accused of doing is helping him escape from the border, the border control people, the border

police when they came to arrest him in the courtroom.

And what she didn't, she literally helped him escape.

That's the allegation that she pointed to a jury room door, which people other than staff or the jurors go through, very unusual, and said, go through there.

And then you can escape.

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