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a- If only we were able to deport citizens, we could use Trumps new policy of excluding those who are "hostile" toward our country to get rid of Judge James Robart. Judge Robarts veto of Trumps travel ban notwithstanding, there is not the slightest question but that the president, in his sole discretion, can choose to admit or exclude any foreigners he likes, based on "the interests of the United States.” The Clinton administration used the executive branchs broad power over immigration to se...

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Tide fan frenzy, valentine volunteers, ventilator theft: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Tuscaloosa: Thousands of excited football fans partied in streets around the University of Alabama after the Crimson Tide defeated Ohio State for the national championship, ignoring pleas for common sense and safety at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Students and others poured out of jam-packed bars near campus as time expired...

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>> as we celebrate this most precious holiday, were grateful for each of you who spend this christmas away from your families and defend all of our families, our freedoms and our flag. every american heart is thankful to you and were asking god to watch over you and to watch over your families. >> a federal judge has partially lifted the trump administrations ban on refugees entering the united states. district judge james robart order the federal government to process certain applications for r...

First travel ban has declined to extetend the order to the secon. judge james robarts ruling makes no difference because two other judges have blocked the travel ban for now. press secretary sean spicer says the administration plans to appeal the rulings. i ing. >> the danger is real. the law is clear. the president is elected to change the broken immigration system. he will continue to exercise the constitutional authority to protect our nation. >> interesting day at the white house. winter w...

Aid groups in maryland as well as challenges in hawaii and four families in seattle. those will all be heard today. the seattle challenges will be heard by judge james robart. the same judge who brought the first travel ban. and the judge is expected to decide whether the legal decision that halted the original ban extend to this one. well, budget cuts at the environmental protection agency may be more significant than originally reported, according to a close source of the epa, the cuts might...

Now, president trumps revised travel ban takes effect. until then lawyers and activists are using every second they have to try to fight it. today, no fewer than three federal courts are hearing emergency arguments over whether its constitutional to block visitors from six muslim majority countries. that includes a hearing this morning in maryland and another in hawaii later this afternoon. most notably, one in seattle, washington. that one will be heard by judge james robart, the one that block...

Wednesday in hawaii and judge james robart said therell be no hearing but ordered the white house lawyers to respond by 4:00 this afternoon to washingtons lawsuit so its possible washington ties hawaii by also getting to court on wednesday nothing new on the motion for the injunction to stay in effect and economic damages look more impressive in filing the washington suit writing travellers from the middle east spent $96 million in washington and more than $9 million in state and local tax and c...

Order. the judge on the case is judge james robart and he issued the original restraining order. that was held up by the court of appeals. all this is going on while the trump administration is hoping to get the second travel ban in effect by thursday but we could have a hearing out here in washington state in robarts case as well as hawaii. a lot going on as the trump administration tries get the travel ban in effect for thursday. >> shannon: well debate that hawaii case in the next hour. thank...