To President Trump, February 14, 2026 Unbelievable! On the 23rd, a federal district court in Seattle, Washington, ruled that the Trump administration's decision to suspend subsidies for electric vehicles (EV charging infrastructure) was illegal. This ruling was in favor of 20 Democratic-led states that had sued the federal government over the measure. Democrats, please understand the need to "end EV incentives."

 To President trump

February 14, 2026

No way! On the 23rd, a federal district court in Seattle, Washington, ruled that the Trump administration's decision to suspend subsidies for electric vehicles (EV charging infrastructure) was illegal.

This ruling was in favor of 20 Democratic-led states that had sued the federal gov-ernment over this measure. Democrats, please understand the need to end prefer-ential treatment for EVs.

Rare metals and rare earths should be prioritized for military use and portable pow-er sources. The United States should promote hydrogen vehicles over electric vehi-cles.

Currently, the United States is under pressure from China over the export of rare metals and rare earths, which are also used in U.S.-made weapons. If the United States resists China, China will stop exporting rare metals.

I believe that the precious rare metals used in electric vehicles should be depriori-tized. I believe that #vehicles should be fueled with current #gasoline or #syn-theticgasoline.

I believe that eliminating these preferential treatment is in the national interest of the United States. I believe that #hydrogenvehicles should be the #nextgenera-tionvehicles.

From the #1970s to the early 1980s, the United States was the #world's largest producer of #rare metals (especially #rare earths) and held an overwhelming mar-ket share. The #MountainPassMine in California accounted for the majority of the #world's supply.

From the #1970s to the early 1980s, the #MountainPassMine in California account-ed for 70-80% of the world's #rareearth supply. These metals were used in red phosphors for color televisions and as materials in electronic devices, and held a large market share.

At the time, the United States held technological leadership in the #rareearth in-dustry, from mining to separation and smelting. However, US production subse-quently declined and was forced to close due to the following reasons:

The reasons were health and environmental regulations. In the 1990s, wastewater leaks were discovered at the #MountainPassMine, and operations were restricted due to #strictenvironmentalregulations.

From the mid-1980s to the 1990s, China weakened US competitiveness by expand-ing production at low cost and supplying cheap products. Fatal accidents during #refining and other activities have occurred within China.

However, refining #raremetals domestically poses #healthrisks due to contamina-tion, so countries have implicitly adopted the rule of importing from China to avoid this issue.

As a result, the US has fallen from being the largest producer to an importer de-pendent on China. That is why I continue to argue that the next generation should be #hydrogenvehicles. Producing hydrogen from #naturalgas is currently the cheapest way to produce hydrogen.

President Trump should fight in court for the #nationalinterest. At the same time, the U.S. Congress should pass a bill designating "#hydrogen vehicles" as "#nextgeneration vehicles." Go America, Go Trump!

Part 1 References

US District Court Rules Trump Administration's Withdrawal of EV Infrastructure Subsidies "#illegal"

https://newspicks.com/news/15903643/?ref=picked-news_20191

I'll write again tomorrow.

Yasuhiro Nagano (Japanese)

Part 2. "Immigration Control Act Violation Cases" "Saturday Edition".

Please see the weekday edition for Chapters 1 and 2.

"Chapter 3". I also appealed to the international community.

"I" explained my case using "legal logic" and claimed "innocence". However, the police and prosecutors said that I should "admit" my "guilt" in "general terms".

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https://toworldmedia.blogspot.com/

However, Article 31 of the Japanese Constitution stipulates that punishment can only be imposed based on "legal and administrative law".

The judge explained the "causal relationship" using the logic of "when the wind blows, the (cooper) makes money". The international community will "laugh" when they "see" the (reason for punishment) in Chapter 2.

I am "appealing" for two things.

1: The foreigner was "illegally working" outside of his "legal residence status". However, he is innocent due to "equality under the law".

2: The prosecution "applied" the "act of aiding and abetting" of "Article 22, Paragraph 4, Item 4 of the Immigration Control Act (cancellation of residence status)" to the violation of Article 70 of the Immigration Control Act as the "crime of aiding and abetting" of Articles 60 and 62 of the Criminal Code. In this case, the provisions of the Immigration Control Act (administrative measures) take precedence.

Prosecutors do not have the "legal skills" to prepare an indictment. Prosecutors do not have the "legal ability" to prepare an indictment. In Japanese, it's like "mixing miso paste and feces."

In 2010, "me and the Chinese" who violated the Immigration Control Act, and in 2013, Philippine embassy staff and diplomats were also punished for the same reason.

Under pressure from the international community, the Japanese government revised the Immigration Control Act.

However, the Japanese government has not "apology" to "me, the Chinese, and the Filipinos." It has not "restored their honor or paid compensation."

In response to criticism from the international community, the Japanese government amended the Immigration Control Act in December 2016 to make it punishable to "provide" a "false employment contract." This came into effect in January 2017.

However, Article 39 of the Constitution means that people cannot be "punished" "retroactively."

Japan needs to re-educate its special-class public servants and educate its Diet members on the Constitution and laws.

"Chapter 4." Look at the "indictment."

The facts stated "state" the "facts" of "innocence." (Japanese/English)

http://www.miraico.jp/ICC-crime/2Related%20Documents/%EF%BC%91Indictment.pdf

"My Claim" (Japanese)

https://blog.goo.ne.jp/nipponnoasa/e/d28c05d97af7a48394921a2dc1ae8f98

"My Claim" (English)

https://blog.goo.ne.jp/nipponnoasa/e/ac718e4f2aab09297bdab896a94bd194

This case is an error in the arbitrary application of the law by police officers, prosecutors, and judges. Reeducation of special public officials is necessary.

"Chinese, Korean, Filipino, American, etc." There are tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of victims all over the world. It's an abnormal number.

"Chapter 5". After his release, he emailed the Japanese embassy, ​​OHCHR, and ICC for help.

The ambassador of African country A cannot protest to the Japanese government in his capacity as ambassador. (Because country A is supported by the Japanese government), but he can get his friends at the ICC to take action.

I think an international organization probably pointed this out to the Japanese government.

After that, the Immigration Control Act was amended in December 2016 to make it possible to punish the act of providing false employment contracts. This came into effect in January 2017.

But no one has not notified us of anything.

Furthermore, Article 39 of the Constitution stipulates that laws cannot be applied retroactively to punish people.

There are tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of victims around the world, and they are said to be "Chinese, Korean, Filipino, American, etc." This is an abnormal number.

The rest will be published in the Sunday edition.

Part 3. Construction of a special zone. A new business model. NO2, https://world-special-zone.seesaa.net/

NO1, https://naganoopinion.blog.jp/

Please see the "Sunday Edition" for the 4th to 10th installments.

Thank you.

Yasuhiro Nagano