Judge Strikes Down Trump Law, Says It Was Motivated by Pure Racism

On Thursday, a Federal Judge decided against the Trump administration’s plans to end the temporary protected status for 60,000 immigrants from Nepal, Honduras and Nicaragua, and partly motivated with the “discriminatory belief that some immigrant populations would replace the white population”.

If TPS is considered insecure conditions in their own countries, it is a protected status that enables immigrants to live and work in the United States. The administration has already ended their protection for people from hundreds of thousands of Venezueli, Haitili, Ukrainian and Afghanistan and Cameroon and Cameroon.

Internal Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Nepal, Honduran and Nicaragua immigrants in the chopping block and claimed that the situations in their own countries no longer describe them for protecting them.

However, judge Trina L. Thompson said that termination, such as political violence in Honduras and the influence of the latest hurricanes in Nicaragua, is very hasty without the objective review of the conditions of the country. AP.

“Freedom of living without fear, the opportunity to freedom and the American dream. This is looking for all plaintiffs. Instead, they are told to atone for their races, to leave because of their names and purify their blood,” he said.

He also acknowledged that the decision to remove protection with the plaintiffs with his lawyers was part of racist campaign promises instead of the product of any legitimate examination. Trump in the campaign trail echoed The common speech points of the “changing big change” theory are a conspiratorial belief that white people will be replaced by colorful people in the USA.

“The color is neither a poison nor a crime, Thom Thompson added.

The protection will remain in place as the case progresses. The next hearing is November 18th.