The White House announced today that they will no longer defend the travel ban but will be issuing a new one next week.
The White House announced today that they will no longer defend the travel ban but will be issuing a new one next week.
Seems smart to me. A couple of tweaks and it is lawsuit proof. And we effectively ban muslimes from bad places.
That is a good thing. Kudos to Trump
Bet you a $1 Damo won't admit he was wrong?The White House announced today that they will no longer defend the travel ban but will be issuing a new one next week.
Zap proves he will never willingly tell the truth....Yep!
Trump acknowledges his original attempt at banning immigration was completely unconstitutional.
Well doesn't that beggar the question "Why didn't they do it right in the first place?"they clarified from the beginning not to ban legal residents and green card holders. Now they will make it super black and white and do what they wanted to do in the first place.
If they make it super black and white again that this is a ban based on a religious test then that too will fail constitutional scrutiny. For a EO to be legal it has to have a sound legal precedent to be enforced. Otherwise, as in this case, the courts will throw it out. This means that the Executive branch will have to elaborate a specific national security interest for said EO to be legal.they clarified from the beginning not to ban legal residents and green card holders. Now they will make it super black and white and do what they wanted to do in the first place.
yes. it was clarified with a directive-but the 9th chooses to ignore it.they clarified from the beginning not to ban legal residents and green card holders. Now they will make it super black and white and do what they wanted to do in the first place.
Bet you a $1 Damo won't admit he was wrong?![]()
If they make it super black and white again that this is a ban based on a religious test then that two will fail constitutional scrutiny. For a EO to be legal it has to have a sound legal precedent to be enforced. Otherwise, as in this case, the courts will through it out. This means that the Executive branch will have to elaborate a specific national security interest for said EO to be legal.
Is that possible? I'm certain it is but it can't be done on an unconstitutional religious test.
or perhaps why didn't the Seattle judge realize they did do it right when the Boston judge had no trouble realizing it?.....Well doesn't that beggar the question "Why didn't they do it right in the first place?"
You have a lot in common then!!Hahaha, I totally forgot about that. No he won't... never!
He will never be able to do what he originally wanted to do. .
What's going to stop him?.....
do you think the next order isn't going to stop visas from being issued for 90 days?.....
You have a lot in common then!!
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they clarified from the beginning not to ban legal residents and green card holders. Now they will make it super black and white and do what they wanted to do in the first place.
If they make it super black and white again that this is a ban based on a religious test then that two will fail constitutional scrutiny. For a EO to be legal it has to have a sound legal precedent to be enforced. Otherwise, as in this case, the courts will through it out. This means that the Executive branch will have to elaborate a specific national security interest for said EO to be legal.
Is that possible? I'm certain it is but it can't be done on an unconstitutional religious test.