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The FBI has arrested Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan.

They're accusing her of obstructing an immigration arrest operation.

More from NPR's Jasmine Garz.

Dugan, now in her ninth year as a Milwaukee County Circuit judge,

is under federal investigation for allegedly helping

an immigrant without legal status avoid arrest by U.S. immigration and customs enforcement

officials. The incident occurred on April 18th. Agents attempted to arrest a Mexican

citizen after a hearing in her courtroom. Dugan allegedly directed them to another judge's office

and allowed the defendant to leave the courtroom through a side door. The man is now in custody.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Marshals confirmed this morning's arrest. In an now deleted post on

X, FBI director Cash Patel wrote, quote, the judge's obstruction created increased danger to the

public. Jasmine Garst, NPR News, New York. In a major reversal, the federal government now says it is

restoring the legal status of more than 1,000 international students whose visas had moved to

cancel in recent weeks.

That's according to a lawyer representing plaintiffs in one of the cases.

Multiple judges have already issued temporary orders directing the government to restore the

students' records in a federal database that Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, uses

to monitor student visa holders while they're in the U.S.

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