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Play FacebookTwitterGoogle PlusEmbed Trump Travel Order Showdown: Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments 2:12 autoplay autoplay Copy this code to your website or blogThree federal appeals court judges heard arguments Tuesday over President Donald Trump`s executive order temporarily barring entry to the United States of refugees and those from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
If the appeals court judges agree with the government and grant a stay, the executive order would go back into effect.
"Naimah Qazi, left, and Hatal Ashraph, both of Hawthorne, California, protest President Donald Trump`s executive order at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday.
The Justice Department is seeking to overturn a lower-court judge`s temporary restraining order that blocked Trump`s order.
"Well, the president determined that there was a real risk," Flentje replied, adding that Trump`s order was a "short halt.
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