a*****1
发帖数: 3817 | 1 As we detailed earlier, in a blow to every mainstream media news outlet (and
likely hurting a lot of feelings), President Donald Trump’s ban on
immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries will take effect in Boston
on Sunday after a federal judge refused to extend a temporary ruling
blocking its enforcement.
As Bloomberg reports, the decision by U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton
on Friday dealt a setback to rights advocates who argued that blocking
people from seven nations in the Middle East was unconstitutional. Gorton
was weighing whether to extend a seven-day order blocking parts of Trump’s
Executive Order.
The case, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of several
affected immigrants, is one of several that followed Trump’s Jan 27 order,
which roiled global travel by barring entry to the U.S. of citizens of Iran,
Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. Individuals, organizations,
politicians and some states called it unconstitutional religious
discrimination against Muslims.
As GMA News Onine reports, U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Friday
asked Matthew Segal, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union (
ACLU) representing the plaintiffs in the Boston case.
"Where does it say Muslim countries?"
Segal replied...
"If your honor's question is, 'Does the word 'Muslim' make a profound
presence in this executive order?,' my answer is that it doesn't,... But the
president described what he was going to do as a Muslim ban and then he
proceeded to carry it out."
Gorton shot back,
"Am I to take the words of an executive at any point before or after
election as a part of that executive order?"
Judge Gorton on Friday asked U.S. Justice Department lawyer Joshua Press how
the seven countries had been selected.
Press responded that the list had come from a law passed in 2015 and amended
early last year requiring that citizens of the seven countries apply for
visas to enter the United States, "out of concern about the refugees that
were coming, mainly from Syria at that time and terrorist events that were
occurring in Europe."
As we noted previously, only 12.5% of the world's Muslims live in the seven
countries on Trump's immigration ban list...
“The order provides a reasonably conceivable state of facts (which concerns
national security and) that could provide a rational basis for the
classification,” he wrote. “Accordingly, this Court declines to encroach
upon the “delicate policy judgment” inherent in immigration decisions.”
ORDER
For the forgoing reasons, the Court declines to impose any injunctive relief
and will not renew the temporary restraining order that was entered on
January 29, 2017 (Docket No. 6). | a*****1
发帖数: 3817 | 2 你们这些法官 能不能 一起判决啊。
你们至少先商量下， 不要自己互相打脸
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【在 a*****1 的大作中提到】
: As we detailed earlier, in a blow to every mainstream media news outlet (and
: likely hurting a lot of feelings), President Donald Trump’s ban on
: immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries will take effect in Boston
: on Sunday after a federal judge refused to extend a temporary ruling
: blocking its enforcement.
: As Bloomberg reports, the decision by U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton
: on Friday dealt a setback to rights advocates who argued that blocking
: people from seven nations in the Middle East was unconstitutional. Gorton
: was weighing whether to extend a seven-day order blocking parts of Trump’s
: Executive Order.
| i*****9
发帖数: 3157 | 3 哈哈，这个总统令上连国家都没列，直接引用的上任留下的一个list.
我是真想看左逼法官的判决怎么写的。不会也和媒体一样光喊口号了吧。 |
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