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BREAKING: “NEW YORK HATES YOU!” A huge crowd of New York Knicks fans gathered outside of Trump Tower last night to make sure that Trump knows his own city hates him and that he is NOT welcome at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night for Game 3 of the NBA Finals!

The New York Knicks are on a historic playoff run and are up two games in the best-of-7 finals against the San Antonio Spurs, so of course, Donald Trump is obligated to try and steal some spotlight by personally attending the team's home opener.

This is going to have a HUGE effect on the diehard fans who have waited their whole lives for this. Seats are going to be too expensive to afford and watch parties outside the stadium have been banned, all so a demented pedo who couldn’t care less about basketball can try to steal some spotlight for his selfish self.

New Yorkers gathered outside Trump Tower to let their feelings be known, and, well, the video speaks for itself.

A federal judge vacated President Donald Trump’s policy imposing a $100,000 fee for employers’ H-1B visa applications.

The policy violated the federal Administrative Procedure Act and the Constitution, Judge Leo Sorokin declared in the ruling.

A federal judge on Monday vacated President Donald Trump’s policy imposing a $100,000 fee for employers’ H-1B visa applications.

The visa payment policy violated the federal Administrative Procedure Act and the Constitution, Judge Leo Sorokin declared in the ruling in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts.

The H-1B policy was created in 1990 and is heavily used by U.S. tech giants to bring in high-skilled workers from overseas. The program allows U.S. employers to seek government permission to hire a nonimmigrant workers in specialty occupations for up to six years.

Trump implemented the $100,000 fee in a presidential proclamation last September in order to restrict the program, arguing that its misuse has undermined American economic and national security through the “large-scale replacement of American workers.”

Prior to the change, H-1B visa fees had ranged from $2,000 to $5,000 per application, CNBC previously reported.

The White House did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for comment on Sorokin’s ruling.