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much back and forth with the trump administration first saying lawful permanent residents of the united states, who happen to be on vacation or visiting family abroad were trapped, unable to get home to the u.s. they then rescinded that and said, yes, lawful permanent residents can come in and are not subject to the ban. the legal system, the judiciary has gotten involved. we have orderly briefing processes. we have a temporary restraining order that is now in place, nationwide temporary restraining order out of the state of washington by the federal court in seattle. i think you ll see an orderly process. yes, i think peoples lives were disrupted during the week that the travel ban once the travel ban went into effect. and now people are trying, in an orderly way, to go about their business and use their lawful visas to come into the country. okay. aclu deputy legal director
we saw as you previously reported this morning that dh is that put out a statement that says number one, we will enforce the order and we can rescind visas that were validly issued by the government and two paragraphs they say woe will comply with court orders. no clear direction. which is it? will they comply with the court orders or not? even as we speak right now we are hearing reports from lawyers who are volunteering at the airports that there are still struggles to get people off the planes as cbp tries to send them back to their home countries. as we try to straighten all of this out, cecilia wang, i look forward to having you on the broadcast again. thank you very much. thank you, alex. the political leader in iran, a clear insult. we ll have a live report from tehran.
the reality was that on the ground immediately after the order we saw chaos, and i believe that the chaos arose from the deliberate decision by the trump administration and by customs and border protection headquarters not to provide clear guidance to agents around the country at airports on what the federal court orders required. so we were struggling with lawyers around the country who had volunteered to show up at the airports trying desperately to get cbp not to continue on with deportations and put people back on planes. we heard reports that some people were, in fact, deported after the court s order. we heard reports that there were people who were on planes, on tarmac contrary to court order who had to be pulled back through the desperate efforts of lawyers around the country at these airports. you ve used the word chaos here, just a short time ago cecilia, sean spicer explained the impact of the immigration order and here s how he put it.
cecilia wang it the aclu who has filed a suit against president trump for his executive order as for those detained in the last 24 hours. thank you. to get more perspective on the legal question, we ll go to our legal attorney here michael michael, the claim is illegalness unconstitutional, is that correct? i believe it is unconstitutional and inappropriate. i think the president is jen lynn inclined and wants to improve our vetting system. but with 11 million people here already, and the whole premise of this executive order was laid out in the first paragraph. and all of the hijackers came from saudi arabia. there s not one focused on saudi arabia. this doesn t make sense. seven countries, 11 million people. i have a doctorate from iran that is physically stuck in italy. he goes the world over to do