The U.S. Supreme court on Monday finally approved the latest revised edition of a travel ban to the President, banning the entry into the US residents from six Muslim countries, including Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Iran and Yemen. And, although legal problems have not been overcome fully, the Ordinance officially takes effect.
Seven of the nine members of the panel of judges voted for the abolition of the decisions of lower courts, partially blocked the action of the immigration ban. Shall enter into force on the third version of the document. Recall that the first travel ban was signed with trump a week after taking office as President in January 2017. Later, the court forced the administration to trump to exclude Iraq from the initial version of the document, which included 7 countries, where the majority of the population is Muslim.
