States score a win in funds stoppage – The Bond Buyer

An attempt by the U.S. Department of Transportation to withhold infrastructure funding to states resisting the Trump administration's immigration restrictions has been thwarted by a federal judge.The states listed as plaintiffs opposing what's been dubbed the "Duffy Directive" include California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Michigan, and Wisconsin as well as Nevada and Vermont, which have Republican governors.
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The Railroader
9 months ago

The Bond Buyer is drinking the Kool Aid. Again.

These lower court rulings keep dropping like flies. We expect this one to land similarly.

Last edited 9 months ago by The Railroader
Deb
9 months ago

The Supreme Court needs to reign in federal judges and stop the Democrats from “judge shopping “ and judges from issuing nationwide injunctions. Judges rulings should address only their districts and in the districts where the issue occurred.

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