The Supreme Court said the Trump administration for now can implement all parts of its latest ban on travelers from certain countries, a significant boost to the White House after a string of setbacks in lower courts.
The high court's action came in a brief written order that granted an emergency request by the administration to let the rules take full effect while litigation challenging the travel restrictions continues.
President Donald Trump, citing national-security concerns, issued his latest travel restrictions on Sept. 24, applying them to eight countries: the Muslim-majority nations of Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, as well as North Korea and some government officials in Venezuela. It is Mr. Trump's third attempt at a travel ban.
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