Trump pulls plug on Joe Biden’s farm-assistance racism

The administration of President Donald Trump has pulled the plug on a program set up by Joe Biden’s administration in Washington, that established a series of discriminatory standards for farm assistance programs, including schemes to give preferential treatment based on a farmer’s race and gender.

The move makes it literally inevitable that the race- and sex-based discrimination will be struck down.

It is the Washington Examiner that confirmed the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Trump, has notified a court it is abandoning its defense, launched under Biden’s leadership, of programming that discriminates based on race and gender for loans, commodities and more.

Those elements are the foundation of many of the “diversity, equity, inclusion” programs pushed under the Biden White House.

The publication said it obtained a copy of a court filing in a case brought by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty.

That organization brought a case on behalf of Wisconsin dairy farmer Adam Faust, and the organization said Faust is one of millions of white male farmers still being subjected to the “prejudicial practices” established under the Biden administration.

Faust had challenged a number of provisions, including a loan guarantee program that insures farm loans against possible financial loss.

“Women and racial minorities can receive a higher guarantee, as much as 95% of the outstanding principal, while white males may only get a guarantee of 90% of a loan’s value,” the report said.