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Headline Roundup December 23rd, 2017

Appeals Court Rules Against Travel Ban

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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that President Trump's latest travel ban violates federal law by engaging in "nationality discrimination". The ruling will not go into effect until the Supreme Court hears the case.

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9th Circuit court rules against third Trump travel ban, no immediate effect
9th Circuit court rules against third Trump travel ban, no immediate effect

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The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that part of President Trump's third attempt at a travel ban should be blocked.

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9th Circuit says Trump's third travel ban is illegal
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A federal appeals court decided unanimously Friday that President Trump’s latest travel ban violates the law, but the ruling will not take effect until the Supreme Court reviews a likely appeal.

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Trump doesn't have authority to issue a travel ban, appeals court rules
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A federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled Friday night that the latest iteration of President Trump's travel ban violates federal law, and its issuance by the president via executive order exceeds executive branch authority as delegated by the Constitution.

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