DEI-Elevated Federal Judge Tried To Free An Alleged Murderer Because She’s Incompetent At Basic Law
Rather than allow legitimate criticism, the judge has engaged in a political public affairs battle and intimidation campaign against DHS.Rather than allow legitimate criticism, the judge has engaged in a political public affairs battle and intimidation campaign against DHS.ICE nabs illegal alien wanted for murder — then a lesbian Biden judge weighs in
The Worcester Police Department arrested an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic charged with assault and battery on April 4.
Although the City of Worcester, like other municipalities across Massachusetts, is loath to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the detainer for Bryan Rafael Gomez was reportedly honored, enabling ICE Boston to arrest the Dominican following his release on $500 bail.
'An activist judge appointed by Joe Biden released this wanted murderer back into American communities.'
ICE revealed at the time that Gomez — who stole into the United States in 2022, was encountered by U.S. Border Patrol near Lukeville, Arizona, and was ultimately released into the homeland by the Biden administration — was a fugitive from justice.
The Coordination of the Courts of Instruction of the National District of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, issued an arrest warrant in Gomez's name for murder on Jan. 24, 2023, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
While immigration authorities planned to keep the alleged murderer in custody until his removal from the U.S. — which appeared imminent granted an immigration judge issued Gomez a deportation order on April 28 — a judge appointed by former President Joe Biden to the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island in 2024 had other ideas.
Judge Melissa DuBose, a black lesbian who served as a member of the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in Rhode Island Courts and once described herself as being in a "Marxist Phase," ordered the foreign fugitive's release on Tuesday.
DuBose — who prefers the term "court user" to "defendant" — characterized the fugitive's detention by ICE as "unlawful," claiming that the legal authority under which ICE held him, which is intended for migrants captured at the border, did not apply to Gomez because he had been arrested by local police, reported Fox News.
The Biden judge, confirmed in 2024 with the support of Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham (S.C.) and Susan Collins (Maine), determined that rather than mandatory detention, Gomez was alternatively entitled to a bond hearing.
ICE, which contended that Gomez was subject to mandatory detention because of the international arrest warrant for homicide in his name, is barred from rearresting the fugitive as a result of Judge DuBose's order. Consequently, he is once again free to prowl American streets.
"Bryan Rafael Gomez is a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic with an international warrant for homicide," Homeland Security acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis said in a statement. "An activist judge appointed by Joe Biden released this wanted murderer back into American communities. This is yet another example of an activist judge trying to thwart President Trump’s mandate from the American people to remove criminal illegal aliens from our communities."
"Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, DHS will continue to fight for the removal of criminal illegal aliens who have no right to be in our country," added Bis.
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Blue States Withhold Voter Rolls From DHS While Giving Them To Leftist Orgs For Free
ERIC has 25 member states and the District of Columbia -- only three are run by Republicans. Each of the Democrat-run states has senators arguing against passing the SAVE America Act.'Just chaos': Heroes who stopped 'trans' killer at Rhode Island hockey game speak out
A gun-toting madman wearing women's clothes turned a high school co-op hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, into a bloody nightmare on Monday.
The shooter — identified by police as Robert Dorgan, a 56-year-old trans-identifying radical who went by "Roberta Esposito" — fatally shot his son Aidan Dorgan and his ex-wife, Rhonda Dorgan, and grievously injured Rhonda's parents, Linda and Gerald Dorgan, and family friend Thomas Geruso.
'I just jumped across and went for the gun.'
Armed with a Glock 29 10mm and a Sig Sauer P226, the shooter had the means to keeping killing. However, heroes in the arena stepped into the breach and helped bring the nightmare to an end.
Pawtucket Mayor Don Grebien and the Pawtucket Police Department have acknowledged the critical intervention by Michael Black, Robert Rattenni, and Ryan Cordeiro.
On Tuesday, Grebien recognized the "remarkable bravery of the Good Samaritans who stepped in without hesitation, placing themselves in harm's way to stop that shooter," noting that "their courage undoubtedly prevented further loss and injury."
Michael Black recounted to WJAR-TV, "As I was watching the game, I heard a pop, pop. And I thought they were balloons."
After realizing there were no balloons and that something was wrong, Black spotted the gun responsible for the sounds.
"My wife was sitting next to me with some friends, and we didn’t even look at each other," said Black. "I just said, 'Run! Run!'"
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"I kind of waited, and as soon as I saw a clear path, I got on the third-level step, and he was on the one and a half, and I just jumped across and went for the gun," said Black.
With his bandages visible, Black — who was honored by the North Smithfield Town Council in 2021 for long supporting local causes and charities — told WJAR that his hand got caught "in the sliding chamber," temporarily preventing the shooter from firing again.
"I was holding him down with my body, and you could see him trying to move his [trigger] finger ... but my hand was in the gun," said Black.
The Good Samaritan indicated that while the transvestic shooter was ultimately able to push him off and stand, the radical was quickly swarmed by "three gentlemen," one of whom "choked him from behind."
Robert Rattenni, another steely-nerved American at the game on Monday, indicated that he briefly managed to put the shooter in a headlock, telling WPRI-TV, "I pulled the person to me and tried to wrap my arms around him, but that didn’t work, so then I was able to stand up and put him in a headlock."
Without the reinforcement of the other men, Black stressed that it "could have been a different ending for sure."
Black recalled that the shooter lost his footing when fighting off Rattenni and at least one other man, then landed on his back between the bleachers. While Black indicated that he was in possession of one gun, he saw the supine shooter reach into his pocket and pull out a second gun.
"As he took that gun out, you could see this — he had a worrisome, concerned look on his face," said Black. "It was fast, but he took it out of his pocket, and he just put the gun in his mouth and shot himself."
Once the killer committed suicide, Black recalled taking notice of the victims left behind in the stands and those doing their best to help.
"It was just chaos at that point," said Black.
Cordeiro's role in subduing the shooter or limiting the carnage is presently unclear.
A distraught woman who did not provide her name told WCVB-TV while exiting the PPD station that the shooter was her father and that he had "mental health issues."
Dorgan, who was an employee of General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a shipbuilding facility in Maine, reportedly had a reputation for having a bad temper. It's unclear whether his temper was also the reason why his stint in the Marine Corps lasted only three months.
Major Jacoby Getty, a spokesman for the Marines, told the Associated Press that the transvestite's rapid discharge indicated that "the character of his service was incongruent with Marine Corps’ expectations and standards."
Public records reportedly show that Rhonda Dorgan initially cited "gender reassignment surgery, narcissistic + personality disorder traits" as the grounds for divorcing the suspected shooter in 2020, but then replaced those reasons with "irreconcilable differences, which have caused the immediate breakdown of the marriage."
An apparently Rhode Island-based user on X who went by "Roberta Dorgano" — an account that USA Today identified as belonging to the shooter — not only claimed to be "to The Right of Hitler" but reportedly posted photos that appear to show he had a Nazi tattoo depicting the 3rd SS Panzer Division "Totenkopf" skull. Graham Platner, a Democrat candidate for the U.S. Senate in Maine, recently had a similar tattoo removed.
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Corporate Media Give Trans Hockey Game Shooter The ‘Gunperson’ Treatment
Details of Dorgan's trans identity have been deemed unpublishable by corporate media outlets which refuse to call him a man.Bloody 'trans' rampage at boys' hockey game brought to an end by 'Good Samaritan'
A week after a trans-identifying man went on a rampage in Western Canada, killing six children and two adults, another man who masqueraded as a woman allegedly took aim at innocents — this time at a local skating rink in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
Families, students, and supporters flocked to the Dennis M. Lynch Arena on Monday afternoon to watch a boys' high school hockey game between the Blackstone Valley School and Coventry-Johnson co-op teams.
'Do not wonder why we Go BERSERK.'
Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien noted that "what should have been a joyful occasion" was "instead marked by violence and fear."
A man dressed as a woman and believed to have been in the possession of multiple weapons fatally shot two people and left another three victims in critical condition. At least two of the victims are reportedly children.
Coventry Public Schools revealed on Monday evening that all of its students present at the incident "have been accounted for and are safe." Providence Country Day School and St. Raphael Academy also indicated their students were safe.
Arena footage shows players rushing off the ice and fans taking cover as roughly 13 gunshots ring out. The Providence Journal noted that 11 seconds after the first series of shots, a final shot can be heard.
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Police responding to a report of an active shooter around 2:30 p.m. were on the scene within a minute and a half; however, the blood-letting had apparently already come to an end. Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves indicated that "a Good Samaritan stepped in and interjected in this scene, and that's probably what led to a swift end of this tragic event."
The "Good Samaritan" apparently tried to "subdue" the shooter, who police said died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) expressed gratitude for the first responders "who rushed to assist, as well as the good Samaritan who confronted and tried to disarm the shooter."
Goncalves identified the shooter as Robert Dorgan, 56, and indicated that "he does go by the name of Roberta, also uses the last name of Esposito." The chief noted further that while his motive is presently unclear, "this was a targeted event" and "looked like it was a family dispute."
A distraught woman who did not provide her name told WCVB-TV while exiting the PPD station that her father was the shooter.
"He shot my family, and he's dead now," said the unidentified woman, adding that the shooter "has mental health issues."
Court records reviewed by WPRI-TV reportedly show that Dorgan complained in 2020 to the North Providence Police Department that in the wake of his sex-rejection surgery, his father-in-law was trying to kick him out of the family house where Dorgan had lived for seven years.
While the father-in-law was initially charged with intimidation of witnesses and victims of crimes and obstruction of the judicial system, the charges were later dismissed.
The same year, Dorgan accused his mother of assaulting him and acting in a "violent, threatening, or tumultuous manner." Although his mother was charged with simple assault and battery and disorderly conduct, the case was similarly dismissed.
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Around the time of Dorgan's dispute with his father-in-law and mother, Dorgan's then-wife, Rhonda Dorgan, filed for divorce.
While she initially cited "gender reassignment surgery, narcissistic + personality disorder traits" as the grounds for the divorce, WPRI indicates his ex-wife replaced those reasons with "irreconcilable differences, which have caused the immediate breakdown of the marriage."
An apparently Rhode Island-based user on X who went by "Roberta Dorgano" posted on May 9, 2019, "Transwoman, 6 kids: wife — not thrilled."
In a recent post, the user who the New York Post suggested was Robert Dorgan, noted, "I have a beloved RHONDA."
In response to a Feb. 14 assertion by actor Kevin Sorbo that trans-identifying Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.) "is a man," the X user wrote, "Keep bashing us. but do not wonder why we Go BERSERK."
Dorgan appears to be the latest addition to a growing list of recent trans-identifying mass shooters and would-be mass shooters.
- A trans-identifying man murdered six kids and two adults in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, on Feb. 10.
- A trans-identifying man shot up a Catholic church full of children in Minneapolis on Aug. 27, 2025, killing two children and injuring 30.
- A male-identifying woman planned to shoot up an elementary school and a high school in Maryland in April 2024 but was stopped in time by police — then later convicted.
- A trans-identifying teen stalked the halls of a school in Perry, Iowa, on Jan. 4, 2024, ultimately murdering a child and an adult and wounding several others.
- A trans-identifying woman stormed into a Presbyterian school in Nashville on March 27, 2023, murdering three children and three adults.
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'Impossible to deal with': Pete Hegseth reveals the real culprit behind defense contractor delays
War Secretary Pete Hegseth has made it his mission to slash through red tape and streamline defense production. But in order to do that, Hegseth says the Pentagon needs to take a look in the mirror.
Blaze News traveled with Hegseth as he visited defense contractors like Anduril and General Dynamics during his "Arsenal of Freedom" tour Monday, hammering the importance of overcoming burdensome production delays. In order to embolden the hardworking men and women who build America's arsenal, Hegseth told Blaze News the Pentagon needs to take the first step.
'There's mazes of requirements.'
"A lot of the hang-up has been us," Hegseth told Blaze News. "So we've got to look at ourselves first. The way we do business — we've been impossible to deal with."
"A bad customer who, year after year, changes our mind about what we want or what we don't want, and then we make little, small technological changes, which makes it more difficult for them to produce what they need to produce on time. So we have to fix our own house first: provide clarity, simplify the system, allow more people to access it, give that steady demand signal."
NEW: Hegseth tells me the real reason why there are massive production delays in the defense industry: “A lot of the hang up has been us.”
“The way we do business, we’ve been impossible to deal with.” @theblaze pic.twitter.com/hv87VWMHw6
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Whether it's building warships or acquiring the latest technologies for autonomous underwater vehicles, Hegseth acknowledged how often these projects often fall far behind schedule and go way over budget. In an attempt to combat this, Hegseth noted several DOW deals with defense companies like Raytheon, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin that facilitate investment because "they know we're going to be buying in the future."
"That's groundbreaking stuff. Our department's never done that. ... That's just good business. We haven't operated ... that way before."
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Over 2,000 workers at General Dynamics cheer “USA” in anticipation of Sec. Hegseth’s arrival. @theblaze
“We build the apex predator.” pic.twitter.com/63v2vvuFHq
— Rebeka Zeljko (@rebekazeljko) February 9, 2026
Like all other government agencies, Hegseth also pointed to bureaucracy and regulations as major hindrances for these defense companies.
"There's mazes of requirements that this department has traditionally put on different systems and platforms that are impossible to navigate, and by the time you navigate them, you're five years behind the actual technology," Hegseth told Blaze News.
"We're going to companies and saying tell us what you can do based on the parameters of what kind of capabilities we're looking for. ... Let's tailor it accordingly."
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