🇺🇸WHEN JUDGES BREAK THE LAW, WHO’S LEFT TO TRUST?
The recent arrests of judges, like Hannah Dugan in Wisconsin and Joel Cano in New Mexico, for allegedly aiding or harboring illegal immigrants highlight a serious breach of public trust.
When judges, who are entrusted to uphold
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🇺🇸WHEN JUDGES BREAK THE LAW, WHO’S LEFT TO TRUST?
The recent arrests of judges, like Hannah Dugan in Wisconsin and Joel Cano in New Mexico, for allegedly aiding or harboring illegal immigrants highlight a serious breach of public trust.
When judges, who are entrusted to uphold the law impartially, commit crimes, it’s far worse than a citizen doing the same.
Dugan is accused of obstructing federal agents by helping a migrant evade ICE, while Cano and his wife allegedly harbored a Tren de Aragua gang member.
These acts erode confidence in the judiciary, undermine perceptions of fairness, and fuel skepticism about the rule of law.
Public trust is fragile - when those meant to protect it betray it, the damage is profound.
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