Domain registrars are not obliged to give service to anybody. If you register a domain you are given the use of a nice-and-easy-to-remember alias for your IP address. Whether or not the registrar will want to do business with you is their problem, that's a transaction between consenting parties, not an obligation on the part of the supplier. Whether ICANN accepts a registration or not is another matter, and so far ICANN has not been involved here.
So stormfront is free to shop around until someone wants their business or they can use their IP address, assuming they'll find at least one party willing to host them.
So stormfront is free to shop around until someone wants their business or they can use their IP address, assuming they'll find at least one party willing to host them.