A Wall Street trustee group wants to kill a new $40 million investment fund that refuses to invest in the companies who import risky H-1B visa workers to take jobs from trustworthy American professionals.

“They’re shutting down the fund,” James Fishback, founder of the Azoria investment fund, told Breitbart News. He continued:

There is no exit strategy. They’re not letting us transfer the assets to another entity. This is a death penalty, a debanking. First they came for President Trump’s [bank] accounts, then they came for the accounts of his family members and close friends, and now they’re coming for the investment firms … that say that they do not want to invest in companies that fund the great replacement of American workers.

Fishback has asked Paul Atkins, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, to stop the delisting process pending an investigation of the trustee group’s intention.

The Wall Street pushback comes amid growing evidence that C-Suite executives divert Americans’ jobs to Indian H-1B workers because stock investors assume the mixed-skill, indentured visa workers will raise profits and boost stock values, regardless of their vast damage to productivity, security, and quality.

“If you’re outsourcing all of your [Information Technology] to a third-party [run by Indians], Wall