Two US states launch court battle over Trump travel ban

Lawyers for the US states of Washington and Minnesota have told a court that restoring President Donald Trump's travel ban would "unleash chaos again".

Two US states launch court battle over Trump travel ban
Mon, 06 Feb, 2017 - 14:33

Lawyers for the US states of Washington and Minnesota have told a court that restoring President Donald Trump's travel ban would "unleash chaos again".

The filing with the 9th US circuit court of appeals in San Francisco came after the White House said it expected the federal courts to reinstate the ban on refugees and travellers from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen.

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