Since the moment President Donald Trump released the much-anticipated memo that Democrats were desperate to stop, there’s been massive panic from everyone exposed in the memo.
They knew that with their corruption and secrets out, Trump would hold them accountable. That seems to be the case now for a judge not named in the FISA document but associated with it through his corrupt involvement with Barack Obama.
It’s been clear for years that Obama used judges and the system to his advantage, even outside the FISA court. Since Trump has been president, defiant judges have come out of the woodwork to constantly overturn the president’s policies. Now, one justice in Texas has been raided and arrested. Looks like Trump delivered justice this time and not the man on the stand.
Ildefonso Ortiz and Brandon Darby joint reported for Breitbart:
Federal authorities arrested a Democrat Texas state judge after a series of raids on his courtroom and his home. Information on the charges and other details of the investigation remain sealed. The judge is expected to be presented in federal court on Monday.
This week, agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigations conducted “law enforcement activity” at the 93rd State District Court, FBI Spokeswoman Michelle Lee revealed to Breitbart Texas. While she could not disclose the details of the operation or its purpose, Lee confirmed the FBI made one arrest. The identity of the person arrested and the charges could not be released until Monday, Lee said.
Hidalgo County Sheriff Eddie Guerra confirmed the raids to local media shortly after they began. The sheriff posted a message on social media about the presence of FBI agents at the Hidalgo County Courthouse in the 93rd State District Court. Federal agents, as well as state and local authorities, were reportedly present at the judge’s home in Edinburg.
Judge Rudy Delgado is the presiding judge of the 93rd State District Court. In this position, he hears any type of state court cases including civil and criminal matters. As a Democrat incumbent, Delgado ran unopposed in the 2016 general election and is currently registered with the Texas Secretary of State website as a Democratic candidate for Justice of the 13th Court of Appeals Place 4.
McAllen Attorney Al Alvarez confirmed to Breitbart Texas and to other news outlets that he would be representing Delgado who he said is in custody. Delgado will likely go before a U.S. Magistrate Judge on Monday at the federal courthouse in McAllen.
At this point, all liberal federal judges who deliberately worked against Trump and are tight pals with Obama should be investigated. There’s no level they would go that would be too low, as the memo exposed. Obama, Hillary, and most government officials working closely with them, were likely caught up in criminal activities. Nothing stops a Democrat from getting what they want, abusing their power to do it, and lying to cover it up.
The Monitor explains more about what led up to this arrest:
For months, rumors of a state judge facing a federal indictment had swirled around the courthouse’s hallways and throughout the county.
Alvarez visited Delgado’s home Friday evening, where more than a dozen law enforcement vehicles could be seen from the roadway.
Delgado is currently running for a place on the 13th Court of Appeals, and multiple sources close to the investigation said the judge was detained at the Falfurrias checkpoint while on his way to a campaign event outside the Rio Grande Valley.
U.S. Rep. Filemon Vela, D-Brownsville, said all statewide candidates and those vying for a place on the 13th Court of Appeals had been invited to attend an event in Goliad Friday night.
The event, dubbed “Turn Our Counties From Red to Blue,” was held at the Goliad Brewing Company on Friday evening.
Delgado has had a problematic career since he was elected in 2001. In 2002, he nearly lost his job following a DWI arrest in Edinburg. In 2005, the charges were dropped, but Delgado was re-indicted on evading arrest and misuse of information charges later that year.
He’s also had his share of tragedies during his tenure. In February 2017, Delgado’s son, former Hidalgo County Assistant District Attorney Ricco Diaman Delgado, was found dead in an Austin creek. Before his death, the judge’s son had several run-ins with law enforcement as well.
In 2007, another one of Delgado’s sons, Roman David Delgado, died in a car crash in McAllen at the age of 16.
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