New Trump Travel Ban Targets Six Mostly Muslim Countries

The transcript discusses the ongoing legal challenges to the administration's travel ban, highlighting the ACLU's involvement and claims of religious discrimination. It notes President Trump's absence from the rollout, leaving it to his cabinet to manage. The new travel ban includes a compliance period for countries to improve security measures, suggesting a temporary nature. The Republican Party's reaction is mixed, with efforts to improve outreach compared to previous rollouts.

What is the main reason the ACLU and other plaintiffs are challenging the travel ban?

• They think it will improve national security.

• They argue it is an unconstitutional ban with religious discrimination.

• They want to support the administration's efforts.

• They believe it is a constitutional ban.

Why did President Trump choose not to lead the news conference on the new executive orders?

• He was unavailable due to other commitments.

• He was advised by his legal team to avoid public appearances.

• He wanted to project a smoother rollout by involving his cabinet.

• He disagreed with the new executive orders.

How did the administration attempt to address criticism from the first rollout of the executive orders?

• By ignoring the criticism and proceeding as planned.

• By delaying the rollout indefinitely.

• By involving Congress and ensuring better communication.

• By making no changes to the original orders.

What is the significance of the 50-day compliance period mentioned in the travel ban?

• It allows countries to negotiate permanent removal from the list.

• It provides a roadmap for countries to be temporarily removed from the list.

• It is a deadline for countries to appeal the ban.

• It is a period for the US to review its security policies.

What was the reaction of moderate Republicans to the new travel ban rollout?

• They fully supported the new measures.

• They were still reviewing the details but noted improved outreach efforts.

• They opposed the new measures entirely.

• They were unaware of the new rollout.