Milwaukee County faces a campaign shake-up and courtroom fallout shaping its political landscape this week.
A former Milwaukee judge has been sentenced after being convicted of felony obstruction for helping an immigrant evade ICE during a courtroom incident. The judge has acknowledged public threats and resignations followed, while prosecutors emphasize the need for accountability in law enforcement and judicial duties. The case highlights political tensions surrounding immigration enforcement in Wisconsin.
Lieutenant Governor Rodriguez has fired her campaign manager after discovering miscounted contributions and expenses, revealing the campaign is underfunded ahead of Wisconsin’s August 11 primary. She says she will move forward and correct the records, with endorsements shifting as the race tightens.