Who is Hannah Dugan, Milwaukee judge accused of helping undocumented immigrant 'evade arrest'?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : A fingerprint match prompted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to go to the courthouse and wait outside the courtroom during his appearance.
52% : They are generally required to let their internal legal office know ahead of time to make sure there are no legal restrictions, and they are supposed to carry out enforcement actions in non-public areas whenever possible, coordinate with court security and try minimize the impact on court operations.
47% : The FBI took Dugan into custody on the courthouse grounds - the same building that federal immigration agents entered last week in search of Flores-Ruiz. Flores-Ruiz was removed from the U.S. through Arizona over a decade ago, and there is no evidence he got permission to return, according to the affidavit.
47% : ICE also says courthouse arrests are usually safer for agents because people there have generally been searched for weapons.
40% : Immigration advocates say letting ICE enter courthouses for arrests intimidates crime victims and witnesses who are in the country illegally. ICE counter say that in communities that do not notify the agency when jails or prisons are releasing deportable immigrants, they have to find other ways to track them down.

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