On Thursday, US President Donald Trump's ambitious plan to build a long wall on the Mexico border received another setback. The District Court stayed the Trump administration's decision to spend $ 89 million (about Rs 640 crore) to build a wall for the construction of a naval base in Washington province. Judging by the appeal of Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, Judge Barbara Rothstein said that the President cannot use this fund to build a wall. The amount was approved by the US Parliament to rebuild the Bangor naval base.
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Expressing happiness over the decision after a lot of hard work, Ferguson said, this is an important victory in the direction of running the law and order in the country. Washington Governor J Inslee also said that the fight against the illegal transfer of funds from our state will continue. This is the 25th victory of the Washington Attorney General's office in the ongoing legal battle against the Trump administration.
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The wall that President Trump has been building to prevent infiltration from the Mexico border fell in a thunderstorm. This wall was adjacent to the city of Calexico. According to officials, the wall had strong iron and nine meters concrete. A thunderstorm at a speed of 48 km dropped it. The wall will be 3145 km long.