Activist Judge Blocks White House From Allocating Military Funds to Build a Border Wall

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Democrat judicial activist singlehandedly thwarts the will of the People and the President
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Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
29 June 2019
Article category: 
National News
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border
enforcement
judiciary
US Supreme Court
President
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Medium
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A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump from allocating military funds to build a border wall.

The permanent injunction was issued on Friday by US District Judge Haywood Gilliam in California....

Gilliam was nominated by Obama and confirmed in 2014. He donated to Obama’s campaign in 2008, sending $4,600 to Obama for America and $2,300 to the Obama Victory Fund, according to federal election records. Additionally, “Gilliam donated additional funds to Obama’s re-election campaign, sending $13,500 to Obama for America and Obama Victory Fund 2012. He also donated $4,500 to the Democratic National Committee. From 2012 to November 2014, he sent $3,100 to the Covington and Burling LLP PAC,” according to a report from the Epoch Times.

According to a report from The Hill, “Gilliam, an Obama appointee, also issued a ruling in a separate case stopping the Trump administration from moving forward with border wall construction in New Mexico and California while that legal challenge plays out.”
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