Ninth Circuit Court rules against Trump's travel ban

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has released its decision and they have upheld the restraining order against President Trump's travel ban and struck down his request for a stay.

This reinforces the temporary restraining order that was placed by the federal judge in Seattle against Trump's executive order putting a moratorium on refugee resettlement from seven terror-stricken countries.

BREAKING: President Trump’s travel ban will remain blocked, a federal appeals court ruled https://t.co/Xlop0TjDeI https://t.co/p4ceVIy8Zf

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Here's the full ruling below.

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Trump had roundly criticized the restraining order and attacked the judge as a "so-called judge," making many accuse him of undermining the judiciary. Experts say that it's very likely the case will go the Supreme Court to be ultimately decided.