White House Criticizes Court Ruling On Travel Ban
A White House official denounced a federal court decision blocking President Trump’s immigration order as judicial overreach and signaled options including a new executive order. The White House faces Democratic and scholarly concern over judicial independence as it seeks to bypass legal setbacks to the January 27 travel ban affecting seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Trump aides may face depositions over immigration order
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said he will depose Trump administration officials to uncover what motivated the executive order. Stephen Miller criticized a Ninth Circuit ruling and defended the travel ban as protective against terrorism. Miller called the Seattle judge's revival of the order an overreach and praised Trump on social media.
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Mexico marches unite against Trump across cities
Thousands across Mexico protested President Trump and criticized President Pena Nieto with anti Trump signs in Spanish and English. Demonstrators gathered in Mexico City near the Angel of Independence, carrying Trump effigies and hats while urging tougher stance on immigration and trade.
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Trump aide declines to say if Trump backs Flynn
A White House official refused to confirm whether President Trump still has confidence in national security adviser Michael Flynn. The flap centers on Flynn's alleged contacts with Russia and possible misstatements to Pence, with FBI scrutiny and conflicting reports from sources including The Washington Post.
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North Korea Arms Missile Threat Tests United States
North Korea fired an improved Musudan ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, signaling rising capability as experts warn Trump faces a fateful choice on using force or relying on sanctions. South Korea and Japan condemned the launch, with NATO and Russia joined in the rebuke.
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