Headline Roundup • June 26th, 2017
Supreme Court Enforces Travel Ban
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Washington Times
The Supreme Court said Monday that most of President Trump’s travel ban executive order can go into effect, delivering the first major victory to the new administration on perhaps his most controversial policy to date.
Justices said the lower court rulings that blocked Mr. Trump’s policy were far too broad, and said the president can begin to enforce his ban against foreigners who don’t already have some ties to the U.S.
Wall Street Journal (News)
High court grants Trump administration stay of lower court rulings against President Trump.
HuffPost
The Supreme Court has agreed to review President Donald Trump’s travel ban.
The high court allowed the ban to take effect in most instances, with the exception of individuals with a bona fide relationship to the United States.
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