Legislation adopted to roll back illegal agenda
By WND Staff
A farmer in Minnesota who took on the state government over an illegal agenda it embedded in one of its grant programs has won his fight.
And now that illegal sex and race discrimination is gone.
It is the Pacific Legal Foundation that praised farmer Lance Nistler for his dedication to fairness and equality.
“In the wake of a lawsuit brought by farmer Lance Nistler, Gov. Tim Walz signed legislation on May 24 that rolls back an illegal policy that gave priority to ’emerging farmers’ based on immutable characteristics such as race and sex,” the legal team explained.
“Thanks to the courage of a small farmer, equality before the law has been restored in Minnesota. Because Lance Nistler stood up for his right to equal treatment, the state will no longer disadvantage farmers based on their race and sex,” said PLF attorney Andrew Quinio.