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Yes, because the stay is not permanent. It only applies to those in transit and those affected now. The statement then goes on to say: "The Department of Home
by icelancer 10y ago
Yes, because the stay is not permanent. It only applies to those in transit and those affected now.
The statement then goes on to say:
"The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders..."
So no, the executive branch is not rejecting the authority of the judicial branch.