The FBI arrested a Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, accused of obstructing federal immigration agents attempting to detain an immigrant during a court proceeding. Critics argue that the charge results from a politically motivated agenda and raises questions about the process of arresting a public official. The incident occurred when ICE agents approached the judge's courtroom, reportedly leading to confusion over the immigrant's whereabouts. Legal analysts indicate the case may provoke discussions on constitutional rights related to judicial discretion. Concerns about the implications for the separation of powers and the rule of law are also emerging, as some view the arrest as an abuse of authority by federal agencies against judicial independence.