WASHINGTON, D.C.: President Donald Trump faces a day of legal reckoning Wednesday on the fate of his revised travel ban, with three federal courts from Maryland to Hawaii to mull the measure on the eve of its implementation.
Several states along with refugee assistance programs and rights groups have brought suits over the Republican leader’s executive order—a revamped version of the order he issued on January 27, which was suspended by the federal courts.
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