20 democratic attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over Conditions Placed on Federal Funds – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

The states that have sued the Trump administration include California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Main, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Road Island, Washington, Krewls and Vermont. According to complaints from these states, Secretary, Department of Homeland Security, Christie NoM and Minister of Transport Department Sean Dafi have threatened to discontinue the funds of the states who are refusing to follow the immigration agenda of President Trump.

Federal funds have not been stopped for any state yet

Although no state’s federal fund has been stopped yet, California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta said the danger is very close. Bonta said, “President Trump cannot use these funds for bargaining, as they want to ensure that the states follow their favorite policies.”

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Case will not prevent law from restoring law: Trichia

Trisia McLaglin, a spokesman of the Assistant Secretary, Department of Homeland Security, said the lawsuit would not prevent the Trump administration from ‘restoring the rule of law’. He said that President Trump is very clear about the state and city laws who break the law and stop us from catching illegal migrants should not get federal funds.

State wants to break federal law: Duffy

Transport Minister Dafi said that 20 states have filed a case. These states are suit because they want to continue to break the federal law. He said that these states want to keep the needs of illegal foreigners above their citizens. Both the cases states that the Trump administration is violating the US Constitution, because the Congress has the power to decide the expenditure, not the President and his ministers.

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States received a letter from the Transport Department

On April 24, states received a letter from the Transport Department, stating that if they do not cooperate in immigration efforts and stop diversity, equality and inclusion (DII) programs, their funding may be in danger. New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Placin criticized the timing of the letter, as the neurk airport was struggling with technical problems at that time. He said, “I want the administration to stop playing politics with the lives of the people and the Transport Minister should do his work, which is to ensure that the aircraft land on time, not the immigration enforcement.” One such letter was received by the states on 24 February.

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