
Fox News has learned that Patrick J. Schiltz, the Minnesota federal judge who is threatening to hold ICE Director Todd Lyons in contempt of court and is ordering him to appear in court on Friday, appears in a 2019 list of donors and volunteers for the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota. It is an organization that provides free legal advice and representation for illegal immigrants. President Bush appointed Judge Schlitz in 2006.
It is a radical illegal alien organization. Their dream is for open borders.
Judge Schiltz also declined probable cause on arrest warrants for Don Lemon and a handful of other protesters who stormed a church in Minnesota by delaying it. He delayed after federal magistrate Douglas Micko declined. Two-thirds of the appeals court also then declined.
NEW: @FoxNews has learned that Patrick J. Schiltz, the Minnesota federal judge who is threatening to hold ICE Director Todd Lyons in contempt of court & is ordering him to appear in court on Friday, appears in a 2019 list of donors & volunteers for the Immigrant Law Center of… pic.twitter.com/yBzst713Pf
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) January 27, 2026
Are there any honorable, honest judges left in America?
It looks like the beginning of “The Star Chamber.”
Now if you look into Douglas Micko who declined. and the two-thirds of the appeals court who declined…would you find their names listed among other radical illegal alien organizations?
Most of the judges in the USA are corrupt and will do anything to help Democrats. Almost every agency or department, be it DOJ, IRS, CIA et cetera is full of Democrats and full of corrupt people who will do anything, even if it is illegal, to help Democrats. Look at the Main Stream Media, about 90% democrat and very… Read more »
Oh it would take way longer than 10 years to fix the mess that’s going on in the USA, this has been going on for decades. President Trump has a desire to make us great again, but he never gets the right people around him and is definitely listening to the wrong ones. I’d love to blame all this on… Read more »