The new acting attorney general of the United States said that the presidential immigration restriction order will be implemented. What's the matter?

Dana Bent, the new acting attorney general of the United States, issued a statement immediately after performing her duties on the evening of 30th, announcing the revocation of the order of Sally Yates, the former acting attorney general, not to defend the immigration restraining order, and demanding that the lawyers of the Department of Justice "defend the legal order of our president".

"I will defend and enforce the laws of our country to ensure the protection of our people and our country," Bent said before accepting the appointment of Acting Minister of Justice.

Earlier in the day, Yates issued a statement saying that the Ministry of Justice would not defend the immigration restriction order. She doesn't believe that the executive order is legal. US President Trump subsequently announced the dismissal of Yates and appointed Virginia Bent District Attorney as Acting Attorney General.

Trump issued an executive order on the 27th, temporarily banning the entry of global refugees and citizens of seven countries in West Asia and North Africa. According to this executive order, the United States will suspend the entry of all refugees within 120 days; Suspend the entry of Iranian, Sudanese, Syrian, Libyan, Somali, Yemeni and Iraqi citizens within 90 days; Syrian refugees are banned from entering the United States indefinitely. This executive order has been strongly criticized in the United States, and large-scale protests and demonstrations have taken place in major cities and major airports across the United States.