President Donald Trump's mass immigrant arrest scheme suffered a huge setback on Wednesday, as a federal judge in Minnesota ordered a halt to any arrest and detention of lawful refugees not accused of committing crimes. "At its best, America serves as a haven of individual liberties in a world too often full of tyranny and cruelty," he continued. American Immigration Council senior fellow Aaron Reichlin-Melnick lauded the move as a massive blow to Trump's efforts to terrorize immigrants. "This is about a Trump admin effort to arrest thousands of screened and vetted refugees in Minnesota and fly them to Texas to be jailed and then interrogated. After the interrogation is over, people are being dumped on the street and told to find their own way back."