Appeals Court Refuses to Reinstate Pres. Trump’s Travel Order

As the Trump administration waits for the Supreme Court to intervene, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refuses to reinstate President Trump’s travel order.
The California-based court upheld a Hawaiian district court ruling that blocked the order, which restricts travel and new visas from six terror prone countries.
President Trump signed the order in the interest of national security.
The three judge panel said the president’s order exceeds the scope of authority.
Last month, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia also ruled against the order, prompting the administration to appeal to the Supreme Court.