You might think judges who go so far over the top in protecting criminal foreign invaders at the expense of law-abiding Americans that they get themselves arrested like Joel Cano and Hannah Dugan would represent the outer fringe of moonbattery. Yet this radical stance is mainstream among liberals, to judge from the support offered Dugan by Democrat officeholders.

Barks Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI):

“In the United States, we have a system of checks and balances and separations of power for damn good reasons. The President’s administration arresting a sitting judge is a gravely serious and drastic move, and it threatens to breach those very separations of power.”

Defying the legislative and executive branches by breaking the law to help illegal aliens run free is a breach of the separations of power that does not bother Baldwin.

Fellow Democrat Senator Amy Klobuchar from neighboring Minnesota cranks the hypocrisy up another notch by proclaiming that holding Dugan criminally responsible for committing a crime “threatens the rule of law.”

Unchastened after nonmoonbats heaped scorn on him for traveling on our dime to El Salvador to kiss the behind of a wife-beating human-trafficking illegal alien gangbanger, Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) cartoonishly raves, “this is what fascism looks like.”

Cheeseheads get no better from their Democrat Governor Tony Evers, who yaps that by not allowing Dugan to break the law, the Trump Administration is using “dangerous rhetoric to attack and attempt to undermine our judiciary at every level.”

Evers has ordered state employees to obstruct ICE and other federal law enforcement investigations. This stance violates the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution and if allowed to let stand will lead to chaos. Like Dugan, if Evers has violated the law, he belongs in prison — even if he wouldn’t look as lovely in his mugshot:

On tips from taxpayer22, WDS 2.0, and David Kight.