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U.S. Supreme Court Hints at Late June Action on Trump Travel Ban

  • Second appeals court blocked president’s travel ban this week
  • Administration seeking to let ban take effect immediately
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The U.S. Supreme Court laid out a new briefing schedule that would let it decide by the end of the month whether President Donald Trump’s travel ban can take effect immediately.

The order came Tuesday after the administration indicated it will seek review of this week’s appeals court ruling blocking the ban. The administration is already asking the high court to take up an earlier appeals court ruling against the policy, which would suspend entry into the U.S. by people from six mostly Muslim countries.