WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump’s travel ban has been frozen by the courts, but the White House has promised a new executive order that officials say will address concerns raised by judges that have put the policy on hold.
The first order was met by legal challenges, confusion at airports and mass protests. The White House has forecast smoother sailing the second time around. White House press secretary Sean Spicer predicted “it will be implemented flawlessly” because of the due diligence of officials.
But no matter what the new policy says, lawsuits challenging its aims are expected.
Questions and answers about the path ahead:
WHEN IS THE ORDER COMING, AND WHAT WILL IT SAY?