US judge again rules: Trump administration violates court order by tying immigration enforcement to funding
according to CCTV news, Federal Judge William Smith of Rhode Island, USA, ruled on October 14 local time that the Trump administration violated its previous court order by once again implementing a policy almost identical to it, making state cooperation with federal immigration enforcement a prerequisite for receiving funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Smith pointed out in the ruling that the U.S. government's actions were exactly what he explicitly prohibited in his ruling on September 24.
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