Trump took office in January 2017, suspended the entry of and issuance of visas to nationals of “countries of concern” (specified elsewhere as Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen) for a period of ninety days during which the secretary of homeland security was to undertake a review to determine measures needed to ensure detection of individuals whose admission would raise national security concerns. The decision considered the third iteration of what has come to be known as the “travel ban.” The first version, issued days after President Donald J. Although the decision marked a Trump administration victory at the end of a protracted judicial clash, the lower courts are likely to continue operating as a check on aggressively restrictionist policies pursued by the administration on other fronts. In so doing, the Court's opinion reaffirmed judicial deference to the president on matters relating to immigration. Hawaii, Footnote 1 the United States Supreme Court upheld admissions restrictions imposed by the Trump administration on nationals of certain countries for putative security reasons.
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