White House angry to barred decree Trump

san francisco - The White House is unprejudiced to revert to a plan by President Donald Trump. District commissioner William Orrick of San Francisco blocked Trump's decree on the financial shortening of so-called 'sanctuary cities' on Tuesday. These are cities that refuse to cooperate in deploying illegal immigrants from the United States. The spokesperson of the White House finds the decision ridiculous and therefore expects the Ministry of Justice to appeal against blocking the decree.

'The idea that a government can not carry out any logical restrictions on how the money is spent in some cities will ultimately be overruled,' said the spokesman.

Judge Orrick considered the prosecution of prosecutors who contest Trumps to prove that it is unconstitutional. Santa Clara County, including San José and smaller towns in Silicon Valley, went to court for the same reason. 'The legal district has become crazy,' says the White House.

The federal government may appeal to the Court and will not waive it according to the White House. 'There will be a moment that we will win this at the Supreme Court. '

The Trump government has already fought with the entry ban for residents of some of the major Islamic countries.