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[arizona1]

Appeals court slaps down Trump's travel ban, again

Appeals Court Slaps Down Donald Trump’s Travel Ban Yet Again
The president can’t get a break on one of his key campaign pledges.

In yet another setback for the Trump administration, a federal appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, refused to lift a nationwide injunction that halted a key provision of President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban on six predominantly Muslim nations.

The ruling is the most bruising the White House has suffered in its attempts to defend the ban, as it was rendered by 13 judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit — which deemed the case important enough to skip the usual three-judge process that the vast majority of cases go through.

The decision clears the way for Trump to appeal to the Supreme Court, a move he promised when the first version of the travel ban was shot down. The appeal never materialized — the administration chose instead to start from scratch and reissue a tamer version of the executive order.

The watered-down version — which removed Iraq from the list of barred countries and eliminated the ban on Syrian refugees — no longer applied to permanent residents and had a delayed rollout, all in hopes of avoiding the detentions, chaos and protests unleashed by the first order.
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/fourth-circuit-ruling-travel-ban_us_591370cee4b0bc71ddae8831?v7n

[Garden Rose]

I have a solution to the Russian hacking. Both Russia and the USA should sign a treaty to not interfere in each other's elections. The USA has been notorious for interfering in elections all over the world, including in Russia repeatedly, in the Ukraine, Montenegro, Venezuela, Haiti, Lebanon, to name a few, but many more..

Both parties should make a pact not to interefere in each other's elections but still have the opportunity to jigger around with other countries. I think that's fair.