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Change. temporarily barred people from seven muslim peoplep and refuges from entering the u.s. the state filed brief with the ninth circuit court of appeals shortly. epartment will do the same. the department says the court suspension on the ban and it will fight to get themy executi order reinstated. this legal back and forth over the travel ban is causing confusion for traveling, many who was unable to enter theç u. a week ago are now being allowed in. once again president trump is lashing out about the situation on twitter. jessicamy schneider has more. reporter: after raising eyebrows and getting backlash after his twitter tirade on saturday. he once again took tozv his twitter feed on sunday continuing to rail against the justice system. president trump tweeting this, cannot believe a judge would put ....
The appeals process? that s where they are right now. they ve asked the other side, that is washington and minnesota tv go ahead and file paperwork so they can read the brief on all sides and make a final decision. they re expecting all of that to happen 6:00 p.m. monday=) east time. or 3:00 p.m. eastern california time and then we would likely have a decision by monday evening on this. if they decide for thezv department of justice, then seattle and minnesota could respond and take it all the way to the supreme court or if they decide against the department of justice,lp the department of justice could go to the supreme court. in the end this case may likely head back to the federal court in washington who had put these temporary halts on the travel ban while it decides the merits of this case. the travel ban executive order alsoç stopped the entran of refugees. since it s on hold,ç refugees ....
Who suspended the visa ban. he called him aç so-called jud. what he effectively said on twitter. if there s a terrorist attack on u.s., the judges will be blame to ÷úblame. we have not seen that before. the federal state is going to argue that shouldn t second guessing presidential policy on security matters. can you bña that in court. can you beat that argument in court? yes, there are two immediate areas that were flagged up when the circuit court of appeals we re not going to reimpose, the first is, they said, look, we want to see the national security tapes. show us that these tens ofç thousands of people that you re blocking from u.s. pose a threat. secondly, national security is not the only constitutional issue here. there is something called due process u!law. remember these people already have their visas. they have gone through a whole series of legal steps up to 24 months to get them. can you suddenly just revoke them almostzv on a whim and not ....
Leaning one way the other, it would be to the right. there have been surprises. with ford and justice stevens, earl warren in the 1950s who became chief justice of the most liberal court, the warren court and eisenhower said it was the biggest mistake he made and george h.w. bush with david souder. it s a lifetime appointment so if you make a mistake, it s a big mistake that lasts long after you re out of the white house. shepard: president ford says his legacy can stand on this one appointment. he was proud when he gave an interview in 2005. that s through, jerry ford s positions changed. interestingly enough, stevens ace conservative principles were the same as in 1975. he stayed the same but the court moved to the right. well in any case one of the ....