Updates | The Week of July 3, 2017

The Supreme Court's decision to hear the travel ban case does not bode well for civil libertarians, argues Maryam Jamshidi at Just Security.

Judge Derrick Watson (D. Hawaii) rejected Hawaii's request to clarify the scope of the preliminary injunction against President Trump's revised travel ban, notes Marty Lederman at Just Security.

Judge Watson's order can be found here.
The DOJ had opposed Hawaii's emergency motion (Politico).
DOJ’s opposition to Hawaii’s emergency motion can be found here.
The State Department should consider refugee agency assurances as bona fide relationships, argues Peter Margulies at Lawfare.

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