Another judge stopped the decision of the trump

  US President Donald Trump's decision to stop the deafer Action for Childhood Arrivals (Calling) Brooklyn District Judge Nicolas Garofis ordered this order last Tuesday. Those immigrants who have entered illegally with the parents in the United States, are called Dreamers. Former US President Barack Obama's administration started the 'call' program for education and employment of these immigrants. But the current President Donald Trump announced that the program will end in March. Residents of Brooklyn were opposed to this decision by the immigrants. Their party adopted the attorney general here. Tuesday was the day of hearing on the petition. Judge Nicolas Garofis said on his order that the programs called by the Trump administration plan cannot be closed from March. Earlier, the Federal Judge of San Francisco suspended the decision to stop the program called by an order. The court said in the order that the program will continue as long as the case goes on. There is a debate in the US Congress about whether US immigration law will be changed. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of the United States will order Friday order on whether the order given by the judges of San Francisco will be in force. The Supreme Court will tell the same day whether the hearing will be held on the same program. Accepting the payment of the porn stars According to news agency AFP, the personal Donald Trump personal lawyer Michael Cohen admitted on Tuesday that he had given $ 1.3 billion to porn star Stefan Gregory Clifford. But this money is not a trump, its own. He told this to the American press New York Times. Recently, it was alleged that Trump had established physical relations with Stephanie in 2006. His only identity is, he is a wealthy businessman in the United States. Four months before that event, the First Lady Melanie Trump gave birth to a boy. Stephanie made the same claim. Last month, a Wall Street Journal report claimed that Trump had paid him one month before the Presidential election to keep his mouth shut. Michael Cohen of the New York Times said that he did not pay any money illegally to Stefanie. However, he did not give the reason for the legalization of this money. Cohen did not say anything about the trump or not. The longtime lawyer of the Trump said, "There is no relation to this financial transaction with the team of Trump Organization or Trump election campaign. Directly or indirectly, I have not been asked to pay that amount for the payment of something. The money given to Clifford was legal. This was no expense related to campaigning or campaigning.