Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) is seeking the resignation of a Wisconsin judge who threatens to stop a court hearing and vows to protect illegal aliens from deportation.
“Monica Isam chooses to protect illegal aliens by law,” says Tiffany. I wrote it In X’s post, “She should either resign or be deleted.”
Tiffany’s post comes after Isamu emailed statewide judges. Sawyer County Circuit Court Judge Monica Isam I explained it She “has no intention” to allow our immigrants and customs enforcement (ICE) agents to arrest and enforce illegal immigrants. Isham’s email titled “Guide is being requested or refuses to hold a court.”
“I am not going to allow anyone to be taken by the ice from my court and sent to concentration camps, especially as is required by both the constitution we have vowed to support. Should I start collecting bail?” Isamu said in an email. “I am no longer protected or respected as a judge in this administration.”
Isamu went on to say he has “if there is no guidance” or that he has support for the judge.
“I don’t put myself or my staff on whom I or my community might feel harmed and need to help,” Isamu said. “We are holding a Judicial District 10 meeting on May 9th, and we ask that we discuss it as a district 10 group in honor of giving some guidance by then.”
After being elected the first Native American and woman to serve in Sawyer County Circuit Court in 2023, Isamu said he “doesn’t underestimate this responsibility.”
“I promise you, I will not underestimate this responsibility,” Isamu said. I said On Tiktok videos. “I know how important it is to our tribal community, and to our community across Sawyer County, and I promise to be proud of you.”
In response to Isham’s email, Civil Rights Attorney General harms Dhillon explained According to Fox News, a “problematic” threat.
As previously reported by Breitbart News, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has arrested Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan on suspicion of obstruction after reportedly assisting in the arrest of an illegal alien on the run.
New York Times Columnist David Brooks describes Dugan’s actions as “heroic.”
“If federal enforcement comes to your court and you help a man get away, then it’s two things. One hits me as perhaps illegal, but it also hits me as heroic,” Brooks said.
