How many times has a Hawaiian federal judge blocked Trump's travel ban?

10 June 17 news, just one day before the official implementation of President Trump's new travel ban, a federal district judge in Hawaii once again vetoed 17, saying that the federal government exceeded its authority and violated immigration laws.

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Judge Derek Watson ruled that the revised travel ban is very close to the first two versions, and the federal government has never been able to fully prove that the ban is correct, and there is not enough evidence to prove that people coming to the United States from these countries will harm the national interests of the United States.

Watson also said that the revised travel ban still prohibits people from some countries from entering the country based on nationality, which violates the immigration law.

The revised travel ban announced in September restricted citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea and some Venezuelan government officials from entering the United States. The new ban will be implemented in June 65438+1October 65438+August, which is the third revised version after Trump's ban on citizens of seven Muslim countries was frustrated in June 65438+1October this year. In March this year, the second edition lifted the ban on Iraq.

Watson has twice vetoed Trump's travel ban. After the federal government appealed, the San Francisco Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld the original judgment, but the Supreme Court partially rejected Watson's ruling.

The White House issued a statement on 17, saying that Watson's ruling was dangerously flawed, and the White House fully believed that the court would eventually agree with the federal government.

On the same day, the US Federal Department of Justice stated that Watson's ruling was wrong and would appeal quickly.