Trump has decided Not to Appeal.

[Elderberry]

Trump has decided Not to Appeal.

Just announced on CNN.

[Wingnut]

Trump has decided Not to Appeal.

Just announced on CNN.

Trump was talking about a banana.

[Elderberry]

Trump was talking about a banana.

I wonder which one of his flunkies jumps at the opportunity to peel his banana?

[skeeter]

My initial reaction is good. The issue has no business in the courts and each addition step through the judicial system validates the courts as a legitimate authority.

[mystery-ak]

Fox is reporting it too...

They will issue a new EO according to FOX

[Norm Lenhart]

Fox is reporting it too...

They will issue a new EO according to FOX

Mistake. The precedent is now that the planet has constitutional rights.

[mystery-ak]

http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/US-Trump-The-Latest/2017/02/10/id/773055/

Trump Looks at 'Brand New' Immigration Order, No Supreme Court Appeal
Friday, 10 Feb 2017 05:16 PM

Fresh from a legal setback to his travel ban, U.S. President Donald Trump is considering signing a new executive order on immigration and is not planning to escalate the dispute over an earlier travel ban to the U.S. Supreme Court, according to media reports late on Friday.

Trump's executive order banning entry to the United States by refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries was put on hold by a federal judge in Seattle last week, and that suspension was upheld by an appeals court in San Francisco on Thursday.

MSNBC reported on Friday that a senior official said the Trump administration will not ask the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider the ruling by the federal appeals court. The administration could still ask a larger panel of judges of the appeals court to reconsider the case.

The Associated Press reported that Trump said he is considering signing a new executive order.

The White House is not ruling out the possibility of rewriting Trump's Jan. 27 order in light of the court actions, an administration official said.

Trump's order, which he has called a national security measure to head off attacks by Islamist militants, barred people from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen from entering for 90 days and all refugees for 120 days, except refugees from Syria, who are banned indefinitely.

[skeeter]

Mistake. The precedent is now that the planet has constitutional rights.

Wait till the ninth seat is filled before bringing the matter to the SCOTUS.

With any luck one or two of the other leftist fossils will kick off in the interim and the constitutionalist faction will be even stronger.

[mystery-ak]

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-9th-circuit-ruling-next-steps-234902

 Trump team plans a new executive order

President predicts action within next week to move forward with 'extreme vetting.'

By Josh Gerstein

02/10/17 01:06 PM EST

Updated 02/10/17 05:24 PM EST

Licking their wounds following a stinging appeals court defeat, President Donald Trump’s aides went into triage mode Friday as they consider options for salvaging his contested travel ban for citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries.

During a press conference Friday with the prime minister of Japan, Trump suggested that the White House is trying to redraft the order to strengthen it against legal challenges, which he expects the administration to continue to fight in court.

“We’ll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country,” Trump said, without offering details. “You'll be seeing that sometime in the next week. In addition, we will continue to go through the court process and, ultimately, I have no doubt that we’ll win that particular case.”

more at link

[Right_in_Virginia]

There have also been rumblings that the Trump administration will do both ... battle in court and issue new EOs to protect the nation.   

[jpsb]

Licking their wounds following a stinging appeals court defeat, President Donald Trump’s aides went into triage mode Friday as they consider options for salvaging his contested travel ban for citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries.

The courts have taken over national security, immigration and foreign policy. Long live our unelected judicial masters.

[Right_in_Virginia]

My initial reaction is good. The issue has no business in the courts and each addition step through the judicial system validates the courts as a legitimate authority.

Going through the courts also keeps the floodgates open with our fifth column pushing Syrian "refugees" through the door--and the SC will stay 4-4 for a while---so they're worse than useless.

There are currently 18 US Court of Appeals vacancies and 91 US District Court vacancies.  ( http://www.uscourts.gov/judges-judgeships/judicial-vacancies )  The Trump administration needs to fill those and Congress needs to get busy splitting the 9th Circuit Court so Trump can nominate judges for the vacancies this would create.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Mike Memoli ‏@mikememoli 4m4 minutes ago More
.@Reince45 to @ByBrianBennett: "Every single court option is on the table including an appeal of the 9th circuit decision."

[Suppressed]

The courts have taken over national security, immigration and foreign policy. Long live our unelected judicial masters.

You can thank Trump and Bannon for this debacle.  A poorly constructed EO, thrown in prematurely, before getting a friendly solicitor and court, followed by idiotic tweeting.  Bannon's getting his chaos alright!  He wanted America in disarray and disrupted. Well, he got his wish.

Next time,

[Right_in_Virginia]

You can thank Trump and Bannon for this debacle.  A poorly constructed EO, thrown in prematurely, before getting a friendly solicitor and court, followed by idiotic tweeting.  Bannon's getting his chaos alright!  He wanted America in disarray and disrupted.

 

Put the blame where it belongs:  the socialists Democrats and a swollen, activist Circuit Court.

[Bigun]

We will see who we need to thank and what we need to thank them for when this plays out fully.  Right now we are just in the middle of the first inning.

[Cripplecreek]

You can thank Trump and Bannon for this debacle.  A poorly constructed EO, thrown in prematurely, before getting a friendly solicitor and court, followed by idiotic tweeting.  Bannon's getting his chaos alright!  He wanted America in disarray and disrupted. Well, he got his wish.

Next time,

Trump will lose cases that others would win.

[Right_in_Virginia]

[240B]

Mistake. The precedent is now that the planet has constitutional rights.

And voting rights too. If the Democrats get their way being an American would become utterly meaningless. An American citizen would have no more weight than being a Zulu tribesmen, or a Hamas terrorist.


We are all one-world citizens, all with the same "rights".

[ABX]

He probably knows that with one Conservative down currently at SCOTUS, and if they fast track it to where it will be heard before it is filled, the chance is greater it is struck down. If it is struck down at SCOTUS, that pretty much kills it.

[Bigun]

I have seen no indication that the administration is just going to drop the matter.  I think the idea is to slow walk this through the courts while fast walking getting their nominee on SCOTUS.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

So does this have precedent or not? I'm hearing different things.

[Silver Pines]

David FrenchVerified account
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A wise move. A new executive order should come next.

[ABX]

I know Congressman Gohmert advised him to issue a new EO without the green card/visa provision in it. That may be what's coming.

[geronl]

My initial reaction is good. The issue has no business in the courts and each addition step through the judicial system validates the courts as a legitimate authority.

The Juduciary has equal authority to the President and the Congress