Trump Files Final Arguments in Bid to Restore Travel Ban

The transcript discusses an upcoming court hearing involving a three-judge panel from the 9th Circuit Court, which is expected to address the suspension of a travel ban affecting travelers from seven majority Muslim nations. The Department of Justice argues the ban is a matter of national security, while critics question its constitutionality. Additionally, the UK Parliament, led by Speaker John Bercow, expresses opposition to President Trump's visit, citing the travel ban as a reason. The Parliament will debate whether to rescind the invitation for a state visit.

What is the composition of the three-judge panel reviewing the travel ban?

• Three Republican-appointed judges

• Two democratically appointed judges and one Republican-appointed judge

• Three democratically appointed judges

• One democratically appointed judge and two Republican-appointed judges

What is the main argument presented by the Department of Justice regarding the travel ban?

• It is a matter of economic stability

• It is a question of international relations

• It is a matter of national security

• It is a question of public opinion

What is the primary concern of critics regarding the travel ban?

• Its impact on tourism

• Its popularity among citizens

• Its constitutionality

• Its effect on trade

Who expressed opposition to President Trump addressing the UK Parliament?

• The UK Foreign Secretary

• The UK Home Secretary

• The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow

• Prime Minister Theresa May

What is the UK Parliament scheduled to debate on February 20?

• The legality of the travel ban

• The economic impact of the travel ban

• Rescinding the invitation for Trump's state visit

• The impact of the travel ban on UK citizens