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The administration’s travel-ban push remained tied up in litigation on June 2, a reminder that Trump’s immigration theater still had not translated into stable policy. The government kept asking courts to restore the order while judges kept treating it as legally suspect. The result was more uncertainty, more administrative churn, and more proof that the White House had sold a sweeping crackdown it could not cleanly defend.
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The administration’s travel-ban push remained tied up in litigation on June 2, a reminder that Trump’s immigration theater still had not translated into stable policy. The government kept asking courts to restore the order while judges kept treating it as legally suspect. The result was more uncertainty, more administrative churn, and more proof that the White House had sold a sweeping crackdown it could not cleanly…
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