The news was contained in a settlement filed in federal court in Seattle on Monday. It concerned more than 300 refugees who were on the verge of being permitted to come to America in 2017 when their applications were halted. Keep Reading
The threat from terrorism coming to our shores has been vastly over-exaggerated and background checks already work well. Keep Reading
DHS official said immigrants, not visitors, were targeted as they pose the "greatest challenge in removal proceedings." Keep Reading
Supreme Court upheld the ban in part because it includes a process to enter the United States by obtaining a waiver, but only about 10 percent are granted. Keep Reading
They also discussed how to alter the search engine so that people could easily contact their lawmakers and government agencies to ask questions about the ban, the emails showed. Keep Reading
The court's conservative justices appeared sympathetic to the administration's contention that it has the authority to limit immigration in the name of national security. They voiced skepticism about the relevance of Trump's campaign promises and statements regarding Muslims. Keep Reading