The federal judge in port of entry World Health Organization
halted President Donald Trump's government order on immigration dominated
weekday that the original legal proceeding difficult the order will plow ahead whereas associate court of appeals types
through brushwood of problems. U.S.
District Judge James Robert— World Health Organization issued the temporary
restraining order at the request of Washington State and North Star
State on Gregorian calendar month. 4 — rejected the U.S. Justice Department's
request to pause the underlying case in lower court while the ninth U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals decides whether a larger, 11-judge panel will review the case. A three-judge panel of the
appeals court last week refused to cast out the injunction and reinstates the
travel order, contesting the Trump administration's claim of presidential
authority. Separately on weekday, U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkmen granted a preliminary injunction
blackball implementation of the president's order against anyone World Health
Organization lives, works or attends school in Virginia.
The Commonwealth of Virginia, which
sought-after the injunction, is "likely to suffer irreparable harm"
if the government order is enforced, Brakeman ruled in U.S. District Court in
Alexandria, Virginia. Trump's executive order restricted entrance into the
United States for ninety days by nationals of Persia, Sudan, Libya, Somalia,
Syria, Iraq and Asian country. The administration hasn't filed any appeal of
the appeals court ruling — in truth, Trump said Friday that he may issue a new
order to induce round the courts' objections.
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