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Presidents executive order, district court judge james robart, the same judge who halted the travel ban, denied a request from the trump administration yesterday to postpone any further proceedings in his court while the ninth circuit court of appeals hears the case against more judges. what it means is that the nationwide challenge against the travel ban brought by the states, washington and minnesota, will now proceed to the merits in front of judge robart. they will demand documents, e-mails ...

Sufficient to establish harm by the executive order. the white house maintains its not a muslim ban and does not favor one religion over another. it might have to prove that in court sooner than hoped. james robart rejected the effort to postpone the case in seattle while the ninth circuit decides whether to hear an appeal. the washington state lawyers will soon find emotions. >> we will be looking for documents, emails, what processes the government used in order to land on the language and the...

Department of justice did not want to happen. today the doj asked the judge robart to delay proceedings in his court until the full ninth circuit courts can hear the cas case. washington and minnesota have to respond to the ninth circuit by thursday but judge robart said i am not prepared to slow this down, while the ninth circuit considers further appeals. it appears the administration can either fight this in district court, make an emergency appeal to the supreme court, or rewrite the executi...

James robart wants the merits of the ban to be argued in his court room. he was taken aback by the efforts to postpone things saying im surprised since the president said he wanted to see you in court. clear reference to the trump tweet. the administration is figuring out how to proceed. a possibility of rewriting a new travel ban. as long as this is advanced, the judge in seattle is saying he wants it to be contested in his courtroom. john and christine. >> dan simon, thank you. some members of...

This means a nationwide challenge brought by washington and minnesota, will now proceed to the merits in front of judge robart in seattle. they will demand documents, e-mails and even take depositions. now sources are telling us that the trump administration is huddling up on the legal options, including possibly rewriting or modifying that executive order. some say they have to act fast here. these rulings are popping up all over the country. as you mentioned, a different federal judge in virgi...

Bars local jails from honoring i.c.e. requests to detain inmates or hold them based solely on immigration status. a new law prohibits police from talking to are even answering emails from speed 23 trying to pick up criminal aliens from jail. >> we will certainly not stand for sanctuary cities, let alone states grace because the administration is threatening to withhold law enforcement and transportation grant money. some in congress are refusing to help their own districts obtain everyday federa...

Judge. dont expect any favors from him. >> there may also be no favors coming from the ninth circuit. all active judges get to vote on whether to hold a en banc hearing. if so, the case would be heard by the chief judge and intend judges selected from a pool of 26. 18 appointed by democrats, its eight by republicans. >> dan springer in seattle. thank you. the backlash appears to be growing against the so-called century cities and states where local and state officials are ignoring federal immigr...

They might decide to announce today or top. john and christine. >> athena jones in florida. thank you. the federal judge in seattle who halted the travel ban will hear from both sides. judge james robart wants to know how the white house will proc d proceed. the department of justice has two options. appeal to the ninth circuit or supreme court or ask to present more evidence in district court. a conference with the judges is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. democrats and immigration activists are ra...

Appeals ruling that keeps a temporary rollhold on the ban. the president said he could five a new executive order as early as today or tomorrow. he did not commit to that timeline. the interviews his aides gave sunday seemed to suggest that the new order might not be quite imminent. this white house has been full of surprises. anything can happen. we have to wait and see what they might decide to announce today or tomorrow. john and christine. >> athena jones, thank you. the federal judge in sea...

Blocked the travel ban from going forward. last week, you remember the federal appeals court upheld robarts order. what robart said today is, okay, where do we go next, what are we going to do. the government said, look, right now we would like you to postpone anything in the district court, and thats why. the ninth circuit may decide to re-hear this case, and if it does, then it would be premature for us to do anything here at the district court level. so as of right now the government says can...