Trump’s travel ban that restricts people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the countryimmediately faced legal challengeafter the executive order was issued.
An emergency stay won by the ACLU stated thatthose with valid visas or refugee statuswho were detained after arriving in the U.S. or while in transit could stay in America.
RELATED:Immigration lawyer explains Trump’s executive orders The Trump administration on Sunday loosened a restriction on legal permanent residents of the United States, also known as green card holders, from the seven countries — Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Late on Sunday, the Department of Homeland Security said they would be admitted, subject to additional security checks if needed.
But lawmakers and immigration advocates are vowing to repeal or get the order fully overturned in the courts, calling it unconstutional and a ban on Muslims.
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-Reuters contributed to this report
