The “travel Ban” established in President Trump’s Executive
Order blocking citizens from Iraq, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen for
90 days, 120 days for all refugees, has stirred a lot of controversy since it
was issued on January 27th. Almost instantly protests arouse in opposition of
the ban, gathering around local airports. Then a week later on February 3rd,
federal Judge James Robart blocked the travel ban allowing travel to continue
form the countries that were banned. As of February 9th that block
has been upheld by the 9th Circuit Court.
CNN does a great job in their article, 9th Circuit rules
against reinstating travel ban, (http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/09/politics/travel-ban-9th-circuit-ruling-immigration)
in explaining why the three Judges chose the way they did. It also helps shed
light on what actions the Trump administration might take next to try to
reinstate the ban.
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