A second federal judge blocked on Wednesday the executive decree of President Donald Trump, which restricts nationality in the United States, which is part of the cruel agenda of the US president against immigration.

US regional judge, Deborah Bortnman, argued that it is likely unconstitutional and “contradicts the 250 -year history of our nation”.

The layout ‘comes in conflict with the 14th modification of US Constitutionwith the binding nature of the Supreme Court of 125 years and with the 250 -year history of our nation who provides for citizenship to people born in the United States, “Bortman said during listening on Wednesday.

“No court in the country ever approved the President’s decree,” he said. “This court will not be the first,” he continued.

The case was put in Maryland by five pregnant women whose babies could be influenced by Trump’s mandate and two groups fighting for immigrant rights. Bortnman, appointed by former President Joe Biden, said the mandate had to be implemented nationally in order to give “full relief” to team members.

“The government will not be harmed by a preliminary order that prevents it from imposing an executive decree that may be considered unconstitutional,” he said.

As Bortnman read her decision from the dock during Wednesday’s hearing, she said that “citizenship is a valuable right, expressly guaranteed by the 14th amendment of the Constitution” and stressed the “irreparable damage” to Trump’s mandate. If it was allowed to take effect in the coming weeks.

“Children subject to the mandate will be deprived of the rights and benefits of US citizens and their parents will face volatility and uncertainty about the status of nationality of their unborn babies,” he said.