A federal judge in Hawaii on Thursday denied a motion to expand the exceptions to President Donald Trump's executive order banning travel to the United States for citizens from six majority-Muslim countries. Watson said the relationship question would be better posed to the Supreme Court, not him. TRUMP TRAVEL BAN: SUPREME COURT REINSTATES KEY PARTS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER"This court will not upset the Supreme Court's careful balancing and `equitable judgment,"' Watson said in his order. The high court's majority laid out the "bona fide" relationships it had in mind. A relationship created for purposes of avoiding the travel ban would not be bona fide, the justices said.

Source: Fox News July 07, 2017 02:13 UTC