Description: President Donald Trump's travel ban is once again to largely go back into effect after the Supreme Court stayed two lower courts' injunctions.
Keywords: Donald Trump, Executive Order, Hawaii v. Trump, IRAP v Trump, Judge Derrick Watson, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, travel ban,Big Government, Border,Travel Ban
Date: 2017-12-04T13:46:28-08:00

# Travel Ban Back in Place, SCOTUS Halts Lower Court Injunctions

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by Ian Mason 4 Dec 2017Washington, DC 0

4 Dec, 2017 4 Dec, 2017

## President Donald Trump’s travel ban executive order is once again to largely go back into effect after the Supreme Court of the United States stayed two lower courts’ injunctions Monday.

The orders come in response to filings by the Department of Justice Friday, asking the Supreme Court to stay the preliminary injunctions in the two main travel ban cases, Hawaii v. Trump in the Ninth Circuit and International Refugee Assistance Project v. Trump in the Fourth Circuit. These cases have been proceeding up and down the federal court system for months.

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The district courts, especially that of Barack Obama-appointed District of Hawaii Judge Derrick Watson, have repeatedly ruled that the bans must be blocked from going into effect or must, in the interim, be interpreted in such a way as to have little effect on the list of mostly Muslim majority countries from which travel is prohibited under the orders.

The petitions in the two cases were made to Justice Anthony Kennedy and Chief Justice John Roberts respectively. Only Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor declined to sign on to the orders staying the Fourth and Ninth Circuits.

With the order, the third version of the travel ban, promulgated in September after an interagency review of the dangers posed by the different countries included, will go back into effect while the case on the merits works its way through the court system.

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