Hearing on US entry ban

san francisco - The court in San Francisco loves Tuesday at three o'clock local time (midnight Dutch time) a hearing on the legality of the entry ban. Lawyers for the states of Washington and Minnesota must explain why the travel ban should remain suspended.

A federal judge in Washington state Friday certain that the travel ban would not apply as long as there is no legal clarity. A US federal appeals court this week also pointed again to the request from the US Department of Justice to enforce the controversial travel ban during the legal battle over the measure.

In a letter to the US Department of Justice writes that the decision of the federal judge in Washington 'is too general in nature. 'The suspension of the travel ban should only apply to people who already have access to the US, according to the ministry.

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Nearly one hundred US tech companies have joined in the lawsuit about the entry ban on citizens from seven Muslim countries. Among the companies are household names like Apple, Microsoft, Google, Uber, Airbnb, eBay and Mozilla.

The White House is confident in the legal wrangling over the travel ban that President Trump promulgated they will win. That's spokesman Sean Spicer said Monday aboard Air Force One.