Court Weighs Trump Travel-Ban Appeal, May Rule This Week

Court Weighs Trump Travel-Ban Appeal, May Rule This Week

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The video discusses a contentious live stream involving legal arguments from the Department of Justice and Washington State regarding a ban. August Flint J. from the Department of Justice faced challenges and admitted to not doing well. Washington State's solicitor general, Noah Purcell, was questioned about religious discrimination against Muslims but concluded it was not discriminatory. The 9th Circuit Court is expected to make a decision soon. The issue is also being scrutinized on Capitol Hill, with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly advocating for the ban's continuation despite confusion.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main issue faced by the Department of Justice's lawyer during the live stream?

He was not prepared for the questions.

He was replaced at the last minute.

He admitted to not doing a good job.

He was praised for his performance.

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What was the conclusion of the Washington State solicitor general regarding the ban?

It was religious discrimination against Muslims.

It was not religious discrimination against Muslims.

It was not related to religion.

It was partially discriminatory.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which court was involved in challenging the Washington State solicitor general?

The Federal Court

The State Court

The 9th Circuit Court

The Supreme Court

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who is John Kelly in the context of the Capitol Hill reactions?

The Attorney General

The Secretary of State

The Homeland Security Secretary

The Chief Justice

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the stance of the Homeland Security Secretary regarding the ban?

He was neutral about the ban.

He suggested modifications to the ban.

He opposed the ban.

He supported continuing the ban.