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HONOLULU -- Hawaii is planning a challenge to President Donald Trumprsquo revised travel ban. A motion filed in federal court on Tuesday in Honolulu says the state wants to amend its existing lawsuit challenging Mr. Trumprsquo previous order. The new order bars new visas for people from six Muslim-majority countries and temporarily shuts down Americarsquo refugee program, affecting would-be visitors a stanley cups nd immigrants from Iran, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Libya. Yemeni New Yorkers react to Trump s travel stanley cup ban 17:11 Hawaiirsquo lawsuit had been on hold while a nationwide injunction on the initial ban remained in place. Hawaii plans to file its amended lawsuit on Wednesday. According to the motion, attorneys for the government had no position on the request to file the amended lawsuit. State Attorney General Doug Chin has called the order, issued Monday, nothing more than Muslim ban 2.0, CBS affiliate KGMB reports.In a filing in federal court Tuesday, the state said it intended to seek a temporary stay to the new order. The motion could be heard as early as March 15, a day before the revised ban goes into effect stanley cup spain . Trump s First 100 Days Dtlk 2020 saw highest number of reported hate crimes in two decades, updated FBI data shows
Democrats blocked the Senate on Tuesday from quickly approving a $373 billion year-end spending bill, leading Republican leader Bill Frist to postpone debate on the sweeping legislation until late January.The House voted 242-176 Monday to approve the measure that finances nearly every federal domestic agency and weighs in on President Bush s side on policy fights ranging from overtime pay to food labeling.With most senators out of town on a recess that began before Thanksgiving, Frist wanted to win final congressional approval for the package by voice vote. But as they had stanley cup said they would do, Democrats angry over provisions on overtime pay and other issues denied Frist the unanimous consent he needed to hold that vote. Frist, R-Tenn., immediately scheduled a vote for Jan. 20 mdash; the first day of Congress new session mdash; to try to end delays against the spending bill.Mr. Bush had stanley tazas personally lobbied Frist in recent days to call the Senate back to the capital next week to stanley mug complete the spending legislation. But Frist and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., told colleagues last month that they would not have to return to Washington until late January, a timetable both leaders have been reluctant to alter. GOP aides said Frist believed it would be hard to pull enough senators back this month for Republicans to garner the 60 votes they would need to end procedural delays and pass the bill.The 1,182-page package combines
HONOLULU -- Hawaii is planning a challenge to President Donald Trumprsquo revised travel ban. A motion filed in federal court on Tuesday in Honolulu says the state wants to amend its existing lawsuit challenging Mr. Trumprsquo previous order. The new order bars new visas for people from six Muslim-majority countries and temporarily shuts down Americarsquo refugee program, affecting would-be visitors a stanley cups nd immigrants from Iran, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen and Libya. Yemeni New Yorkers react to Trump s travel stanley cup ban 17:11 Hawaiirsquo lawsuit had been on hold while a nationwide injunction on the initial ban remained in place. Hawaii plans to file its amended lawsuit on Wednesday. According to the motion, attorneys for the government had no position on the request to file the amended lawsuit. State Attorney General Doug Chin has called the order, issued Monday, nothing more than Muslim ban 2.0, CBS affiliate KGMB reports.In a filing in federal court Tuesday, the state said it intended to seek a temporary stay to the new order. The motion could be heard as early as March 15, a day before the revised ban goes into effect stanley cup spain . Trump s First 100 Days Dtlk 2020 saw highest number of reported hate crimes in two decades, updated FBI data shows
Democrats blocked the Senate on Tuesday from quickly approving a $373 billion year-end spending bill, leading Republican leader Bill Frist to postpone debate on the sweeping legislation until late January.The House voted 242-176 Monday to approve the measure that finances nearly every federal domestic agency and weighs in on President Bush s side on policy fights ranging from overtime pay to food labeling.With most senators out of town on a recess that began before Thanksgiving, Frist wanted to win final congressional approval for the package by voice vote. But as they had stanley cup said they would do, Democrats angry over provisions on overtime pay and other issues denied Frist the unanimous consent he needed to hold that vote. Frist, R-Tenn., immediately scheduled a vote for Jan. 20 mdash; the first day of Congress new session mdash; to try to end delays against the spending bill.Mr. Bush had stanley tazas personally lobbied Frist in recent days to call the Senate back to the capital next week to stanley mug complete the spending legislation. But Frist and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, D-S.D., told colleagues last month that they would not have to return to Washington until late January, a timetable both leaders have been reluctant to alter. GOP aides said Frist believed it would be hard to pull enough senators back this month for Republicans to garner the 60 votes they would need to end procedural delays and pass the bill.The 1,182-page package combines
