Story highlights President Donald Trump's orders on immigration and travel went into effect January 27The issue in front of the court at the moment is whether the ban will remain suspended for now. In the latest filings of the lawsuit that has temporarily upended Trump's travel ban, the attorneys general for Washington and Minnesota say that the temporary restraining order should remain in place because the President had "unleashed chaos" by signing the order. Trump, who rode a wave of populist anger into the White House, now will answer to the powerful Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. And no matter what its ruling here, the next stop will likely be the US Supreme Court. The issue in front of the court at the moment is not whether or not Trump's travel ban is constitutional, but whether it will remain suspended for now.

Source: CNN February 06, 2017 06:13 UTC