Officials, she said, were ?kafkaesque? in their confused responses, adding that Trump?s order ?has already caused irrevocable harm, it has already caused chaos?. Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader in the Senate, posted on Twitter that homeland security secretary John Kelly had assured him the court order would be followed. ?Eventually you could get to something like contempt, but I think we?re a long way from that.?Gelernt said that Saturday?s suits were the ?first step? in a broader challenge to Trump?s orders. Through a spokeswoman, House speaker Paul Ryan said he supported the ban and did not consider it a religious test. From Saturday into Sunday, hundreds attended rallies against Trump?s ?extreme vetting order? at 29 cities and airports across the country.

Palestinian police says Israeli troops have shot and killed a 17-year-old boy and injured five others who clashed with them. Israeli forces killed 235 Palestinians in the same period, most identified by Israel as attackers. Israel blames the violence on Palestinian incitement, while Palestinians say it stems from frustration over decades of Israeli rule. The police say the Palestinians hurled rocks at the Israeli troops, who responded with fire. Since 2015, Palestinian attackers have carried out numerous stabbings, shootings and vehicular assaults that killed 40 Israelis and two visiting Americans.