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Supreme Court To Argue "Travel Ban" in October; Most of Ban Going Into Effect

The Supreme Court will argue the "travel ban" case in October, it was announced on Monday. Until a decision is reached, parts of the ban will still be going into effect immediately and the injunction has been lifted. People without a "bona fide" relationship with someone or something in the United States will not be permitted to enter. This is the vast majority of cases regarding the "travel ban."

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The court wrote as follows:

Regardless, this is still a relatively large win for the Trump presidency.

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