Federal Judge In L.A. Issues Restraining Order Against Trump Travel Ban
A federal judge in Los Angeles issued a temporary restraining order Tuesday night against the enforcement of President Donald Trump’s immigration executive order.
Judge André Birotte Jr. ruled that Trump’s immigration order posed a likelihood of “irreparable harm” against 28 plaintiffs, including both U.S. citizens and their relatives who had received visas to immigrate to the country, the Sacramento Bee noted. The order allows dozens of Yemeni travelers stuck in Djibouti to travel to the United States.
In his ruling, Birotte extended the restraining order to protect “any other person from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen with a valid immigrant visa” from U.S. officials tasked with enforcing Trump's order.
"With Valid Immigrant Visa"
Trump just revoked all the Visas.
So there are none.
The people getting let in are having the revocation waived at the discretion of Customs and Border Patrol after a nice long talk.
So, maybe Town can clarify for us how all these things mesh but it looks like this order is grandstanding on the part of the judge.