Commentary: Appeals court avoids moral issue of travel ban

By: Bloomberg NOAH FELDMAN June 15, 2017 Comments Off

Could President Donald Trump's anti-Muslim travel ban be struck down without ever mentioning that it's anti-Muslim? That's what a panel decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has tried to do. The court said Monday that Trump's executive order violated federal immigration law because it operated on the basis of nationality ...

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