this is exactly what they intended, and the chaos, i don t think it s really hitting them the way that it s hitting others in the way it s being portrayed in the media. and paul, the extreme vetting process, certainly for folks that were already coming into the country and law-abiding citizens of the world had already applied properly, and that s what we re witnessing folks that are getting hung up through actually having gone through the proper channels. dhs says it will comply with judicial orders, faithfully enforce the immigration laws and implement president trump s executive orders to ensure that those entering the u.s. do not pose a threat to the american people. americans probably assume dhs has been doing this all along and for years. that s right. how is the dhs now flying in the face of federal court orders that froze these consequences? it looks like dhs says they will abide by court orders who say that people who have basically been processed already can t be deta
huddled around international terminals. challenged in court, a federal judge granted a temporary emergency stay. to prevent the deportation of specific travelers affected by president trump s new executive order on immigration after an estimated 200 travelers were stopped and detained. hamid darwish, an iraqi interpreter for the u.s. military, was held at jfk airport until granted a waiver. reporter: what do you think of america? america s the greatest nation, the greatest people in the world. reporter: president trump s executive order delivers on his campaign promise, to confront what he calls radical islamic terrorism. trump s order would temporarily halt admission from seven predominantly muslim countries for 90 days and would suspend the u.s. refugee program for syrians indefinitely. trump rejected the characterization that his order is a muslim ban.
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expected phone calls with the king of add rasaudi arabia, the prince of the united arab emirates. both are muslim countries. how do you think that will play out in these conversations? again, these countries are not on the list of travel bans. that s right. and the emite are an interesting collection because, of course, they have been very modern and forward-facing countries and have been very allied with the united states, but they also have an awful lot of upheaval themselves on the ground there and a lot of people who are pushing for a more restrictive form of islam. so they are sort of in the crosshairs here of this battle. it would be very interesting to see where that conversation goes. and again, as the country that mr. trump is actually very familiar with they ve done a lot of business there, the trump organization so we will see how these conversations go, where how do you deal with a country that is trying to be a moderate muslim country in the face of a rising radicali
by judge donnelly last night and release nor. reporter: it s been a frustrating process for you to try to figure out who to talk to. what s that been like? there s been a lot of confusion. the order came down from the president very recently, so there s been just a lot of communication mishaps and just trying to figure out who s being held where has been difficult, but we re hoping for a good resolution soon. reporter: ali, what will you do if, for some reason, your fiancee is sent back? if she s sent back, then her visa will expire, then we ll have to wait 90 days, apply for another visa. and then if we apply for another visa, it s probably going to take six months for that to get approved. so we re talking about delaying everything for nine months. reporter: in fact, you re getting a call now. it could be the call you re waiting for. yeah, yeah. reporter: so, thomas, you can imagine the confusion not only here at jfk, but at airports here in america, and in fact, arou