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The morning in london, 9am In Singapore and p. M. The morning in london, 9am In Singapore and p. M. In San Francisco where a federal Appeals Court has refused to reinstate the travel ban from seven mainly muslim countries entering the us. The ban was suspended last week by a judge in seattle after two us states argued it was unconstitutional. Soon after thejudgement was it was unconstitutional. Soon after the judgement was released, President Trump responded defiantly tweeting. That was President Trump responded defiantly tweeting. That was his reaction on social media. Within the past few min...

The morning in london, 9am In Singapore and p. M. The morning in london, 9am In Singapore and p. M. In San Francisco where a federal Appeals Court has refused to reinstate the travel ban from seven mainly muslim countries entering the us. The ban was suspended last week by a judge in seattle after two us states argued it was unconstitutional. Soon after thejudgement was it was unconstitutional. Soon after the judgement was released, President Trump responded defiantly tweeting. That was President Trump responded defiantly tweeting. That was his reaction on social media. Within the past few min...

Observer enlightened by the specific historical context contemporary public statements and specific events would conclude that the executive order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion. so, he finds that it would violate the constitution's ban on religious discrimination. so for that reason, the judge in hawaii has blocked enforcement of the order, not just in hawaii, but in total. it applies to all of the federal officials. it's similar in scope to the original executive order ban that came from washington state. ironically, it appears that the judge in washington is not...

The press. that channel has been used numerous times. but by far, from what we know publicly, and not all of these dissents are made public, but from what we know, the 900 to 1,000 state department employees who signed onto this dissent this week is probably the most widespread use of that channel in its history. so he's walking into a state department that has deep reservations about the president of the united states, deep reservations about the executive order ban on immigration. that's what the dissent was about. and so i think he walked a fine line there in his speech between sort of reac...