I.C.E. showed up in Judge Dugan’s court with an “administrative warrant” for Flores-Ruiz.

That means an immigration officer signed it.
It’s not the same as a “judicial warrant” signed by a fellow judge, which allows for the arrest of a suspect anywhere.

Why does this matter?

For starters, administrative warrants don’t grant agents a right to enter private spaces.
They must remain in public ones.

They also don’t allow them to demand compliance from other officers of the law.

And they don’t even necessarily mean a subject is charged with a crime.

As former federal prosecutor Stephen Kravit told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel,
an administrative warrant is “more similar to a subpoena” and utilized as an “investigative tool.”

He added, “We wouldn’t allow the courtroom to be invaded for purposes of serving a subpoena.”

Judge Dugan understood the difference and acted accordingly

https://statuskuo.substack.com/p/coming-for-the-judges

Holy cow, #404media enabled ActivityPub directly on their site! 🎉

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Hey #plant friends,

Does anyone have any knowledge of juniper species that are good for making gin/jenever that can be grown in hot summers (occasionally 100+F/ 37+C), very long growing season (March to November) and mild winters (no less than 20F / -7C and mostly above freezing throughout)?

The traditional European variety is too sensitive for our summers.

Please boost for visibility.

#gardening #brewers #brewery #fermentation #permaculture #plantas #plantes #pflanzen #jardin #garten

I say this every semester to my technical comm students, and it's on my mind tonight, so:

Unless you fall off a cliff, there is a 100% chance that you will become disabled. Multiply so. Both short and long-term.

Remember that.

Because the accommodations you're designing? They might be for you.