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ICE Arrests Illegal Alien Outside Boston Courtroom as City Defies Feds — Now Judge Slaps Agent with Contempt
[THEGATEWAYPUNDIT] A Boston judge has held a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in contempt for executing his duty to detain an undocumented Democrat during an ongoing trial.On Thursday, March 27, 2025, ICE agents, ICE agent Brian Sullivan apprehended Wilson Martell-Lebron, a Dominican national illegally residing in the United States, as he exited the Boston Municipal Court. Martell-Lebron, a Dominican national residing illegally in the country using fake identity, was on his second trial for charges related to falsifying information on a driver's license application. Despite the gravity of his alleged offenses, Boston's lenient policies had allowed him to remain free until ICE agents, led by Agent Brian Sullivan, apprehended him outside the courthouse. But instead of applause for upholding our borders, a Massachusetts state court judge—yet another cog in the radical left's sanctuary machine—had the gall to hold an ICE agent in contempt. Boston Municipal Court Judge Mark Summerville held Agent Sullivan in contempt, accusing him of violating Martell-Lebron's so-called rights to due process and a fair trial. Related: Boston: 2025-03-30 Nearing the Final Battle Against the Deep State Boston: 2025-03-30 Private groups use facial recognition to unmask anti-Israel campus protesters for deportation Boston: 2025-03-30 US judge halts deportation of Tufts Turkish student accused of anti-Israel activism Related: Immigration and Customs Enforcement: 2025-04-01 Trump admin reviews $9 billion in Harvard funding amid campus antisemitism crackdown Immigration and Customs Enforcement: 2025-03-31 Man posts video urging people to 'shoot at ICE agents on sight' Immigration and Customs Enforcement: 2025-03-31 Alabama lawyer: Arrested Iranian student was allowed to stay in US, didn’t participate in campus ‘anti-government protests’ Posted by: Fred 2025-04-03 |
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