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Trump's Revised Travel Order Faces Test In Appeals Court
An appeals court in Virginia heards arguments from the DOJ to lift a temporary injunction granted to block part of the travel order.

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An appeals court in Virginia heards arguments from the DOJ to lift a temporary injunction granted to block part of the travel order.

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