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97 Tech Companies Say Trump's Immigration Order Is Unconstitutional
Nearly 100 technology companies supported a legal challenge to President Trump’s refugee and travel ban executive order in a court filing overnight.
Tech industry titans — including Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Uber, and Twitter — have signed the amici curiae (friends of the court) brief that was filed early Monday in the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The brief comes in opposition to the Justice Department’s request that the appeals court allow the federal government to restart enforcement of the executive order.
The companies — supporting the arguments of Washington and Minnesota challenging the ban — argue that Trump’s order violates immigration law and the Constitution.
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A Stunning List Of Former Security And Diplomatic Officials Said Trump's Travel Ban Makes America Less Safe
Opponents Of Trump's Travel Ban Make Their Case To Federal Appeals Court
Nearly 100 technology companies supported a legal challenge to President Trump’s refugee and travel ban executive order in a court filing overnight.
Tech industry titans — including Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Uber, and Twitter — have signed the amici curiae (friends of the court) brief that was filed early Monday in the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The brief comes in opposition to the Justice Department’s request that the appeals court allow the federal government to restart enforcement of the executive order.
The companies — supporting the arguments of Washington and Minnesota challenging the ban — argue that Trump’s order violates immigration law and the Constitution.
Related: \
A Stunning List Of Former Security And Diplomatic Officials Said Trump's Travel Ban Makes America Less Safe
Opponents Of Trump's Travel Ban Make Their Case To Federal Appeals Court