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An administrative warrant is still valid for arrest, it doesn't need to be signed by a judge. If you think it needs to be then laws needs to be changed, but tha
by Jensson 2y ago
An administrative warrant is still valid for arrest, it doesn't need to be signed by a judge. If you think it needs to be then laws needs to be changed, but that is how laws are right now.
- insane_dreamer 2y agoIt's not valid for arrest on private premises, like a courthouse. Only out in public. So the judge is no more "obstructing justice" than if I refuse to open the door to let ICE agents in to arrest someone with an administrative warrant, and then that person leaves out the back door. ICE should have obtained a judicial warrant, but they didn't. That's their fault.