SCOTUS allows most of Trump travel ban to go into effect - will hear oral arguments in the fall
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By Robert Laurie —— Bio and Archives--June 26, 2017
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Today, the Supreme court agreed to hear oral arguments regarding President Trump's travel ban that would impact people entering the U.S. from six predominantly-Muslim countries. They'll be hearing those oral arguments in the fall but, in the meantime, they've decided that most of the ban can go into effect. It's expected to take somewhere in the neighborhood of 72 hours for that to happen.
From the Washington Times:
Justices said the lower court rulings that blocked Mr. Trump’s policy were far too broad, and said the president can begin to enforce his ban against foreigners who don’t already have some ties to the U.S.
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