Trump-appointed judge kills Biden immigration policy days after election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : California Governor Gavin Newsom, who frequently sparred with Trump during his first term, warned the president-elect on Wednesday that he would "uphold the rule of law" in California during Trump's second term.
43% : Trump, who was elected to a second term with a decisive election win over Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this week, has promised strict immigration policies upon his return to the White House.
34% : Trump has provided few details on how he will implement his mass deportation plan or on how much it will cost U.S. taxpayers.
32% : On Thursday, U.S. District Judge J. Campbell Barker, appointed to the bench by Trump in 2019, sided with Texas and more than a dozen other Republican-led states in a lawsuit seeking to strike down the policy.
17% : It is unclear whether the Biden administration intends to appeal the ruling, although Trump would likely kill the policy next year if Thursday's decision were reversed.

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