shoba: i was here to talk about the travel ban or trump v. hawaii and i will hopefully end with some good news on a good case. the supreme court issued a 5-4 decision. chief justice roberts wrote it. there were two concurrences, two dissents, reverse and remanded, the prom lamation or travel ban 3.0 was upheld as the law of the land. how did we get here? there is less delynn year litigation history that began in the hawaii and maryland courts, appealed to the aplate courts and even before the appellate courts made a decision, the u.s. supreme court on december 4, 2017, strangely issued an order that reinstated the entirety of travel ban 3.0 until and unless a different decision was made by the high court. and so in this way, we already know how the travel ban is playing out on the ground and devastating families and communities each and every day. this is a sad version of a travel ban. the first two issued as executive orders. this last one as a proclamation. so a little bit background on the statute. the immigration and nationality act was passed b

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and then, of course, this week we have the decision in hawaii v. trump on the travel ban case ultimately deciding that the president has tremendous authority to create immigration policy and to exclude large numbers of people from the united states. and i think this decision will further embolden the trump administration. >> great, thank you. i have a question for angie, then a final question for manuel, and then we're going to open it up to your comments and questions. angie, just along the lines of building on sandra's point about sort of the reaction to of courts at different levels, can you give us your perspective about the advocacy side and sort of the reactions and also comment on any potential kind of leadership or championing of this in terms of the politics, either political figures, congress or outside of congress and making it different. obviously in this case when trump sort of went back, the letter of the first lady, former first ladies -- >> right, laura bush, yep. >> -- [inaudible] and even though sandra said, you know, the executive orde

"the supreme court's dangerous decision in hawaii v. trump undermines our values, our security, & our constitution. no matter how many times @realdonaldtrump rewrites his #muslimban, it remains one of the great injustices of our time. #nomuslimbanever." sentaor kamala harris also tweeted about the ruling... said... "the supreme court's decision to uphold the president's muslim ban is shameful.this nation was built upon the promise that people of all faiths should be welcome to our shores. today's decision is an utter failure abdication of our moral leadership." (catherine) people advocating for muslim- americans and the immigrant community reacted angrily to today's supreme court ruling... (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly was there as a hastily organized rally came together on the steps of san francisco's city hall ...sending the message that the fight against the travel ban is not over. no ban no wall sanctuary for allthose at the impromptu rally chanted and held signs reading no ban no wall sanctury for all. i am here to say president trump we