'If You Commit A Federal Obstruction Crime, You Will Go To Jail': Stephen Miller On Arrest Of Wisconsin Judge

At a press gaggle outside the White House on Monday, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller spoke about the arrest of a Wisconsin judge.

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00:00The wrong negotiations with the wrong.

00:02I don't have any.

00:03Can you give us an update on how the president's meeting the Speaker Johnson went?

00:06Can you comment on the two judges or the media outrage of these judges that were arrested?

00:10Some of the outrage of the federal lawmakers.

00:13Yes.

00:13I mean, if you commit a federal obstruction crime, you will go to jail.

00:19There are explicit...

00:20It's amazing to me how the left defines democracy as that Congress passes a law

00:26and then local officials should religiously violate those laws with no consequences.

00:32Congress passed a series of laws over the years making it a crime to harbor, to smuggle, to evade, to obstruct,

00:40particularly and specifically in the context of immigration enforcement.

00:44So when you have a federal judge who engages in plain, direct, overt, intentional, and willful violation of those federal laws,

00:53of course they'll be arrested and of course they belong to jail.