Trump started his remarks to a law enforcement conference by reading the law his administration believes underpins the measure, which has received the most backlash of any action he has taken in his young presidency.
A defiant President Donald Trump took another swipe at the motives of judges on Wednesday, again arguing that the United States is "at risk" after the suspension of his divisive executive order on immigration.
In the rambling opening to his speech, Trump urged a federal appeals court hearing arguments on the order`s halt to agree with his administration, saying courts "seem to be so political.
"Right now, we are at risk because of what happened.
""I have to be honest that if those judges wanted to, in my opinion, help the court in terms of respect for the court, they`d do what they should be doing," Trump said to the Major County Sheriffs` Association and Major Cities Chiefs Association joint conference.
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