The U. S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his temporary ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees to go into effect for people.. DNA Also reported by •nola.com •Reuters India •euronews
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his temporary bans on travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees to go into effect for people.. Source: Reuters Studio -
The Supreme Court on Monday lifted an injunction on parts of President Trump's travel ban. The ban will affect foreign nationals who don't have a "bona fide relationship with any person or entity in.. Source: Wibbitz Studio -
Since 1996, every White House administration has celebrated Ramadan with an Iftar or Eid dinner, but the tradition ended this year. Source: Newsy Studio -
Jun.26 -- The U.S. Supreme Court largely revived a travel ban enacted by President Donald Trump, as justices will hear arguments in the fall. Bloomberg's Erik Larson has the details on "Bloomberg.. Source: Bloomberg Politics -
President Trump's Muslim ban is getting its day in court The Supreme Court The controversial travel ban will be reviewed by the nation's highest court The Court also said a small portion of the ban can.. Source: NYDN Wibbitz -
The travel ban will go into effect "with respect to foreign nationals who lack any bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States. Zee News Also reported by •nola.com •Reuters India •euronews •RTE.ie •Telegraph.co.uk
The court will allow parts of the ban to be implemented until it hears the full case in October. Sydney Morning Herald Also reported by •The Age •Brisbane Times •euronews
The Supreme Court will decide in the fall whether or not President Donald Trump's travel ban affecting people from six Muslim-majority countries is constitutional. It's a win for the president. MailOnline
The Supreme Court of the United States is letting the Trump administration mostly enforce its 90-day ban on travellers from six mostly Muslim countries, overturning lower court orders that blocked it. canoe.ca
June 12, 2017 - Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the White House is 'confident' that President Trump's proposed travel ban is 'fully lawful.'
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