I've got an update for you guys. Seattle judge James Robart, who was appointed by George W. Bush and unanimously confirmed by the Senate, has temporarily halted Trump's travel ban. The 60,000 (according to the State Department) or 100,000 visas (according to the Justice Department) that were rescinded have now been reinstated. Customs and Border Protection has informed airlines that business shall be conducted "as if the executive order never existed." A reminder: this is temporary. It could be reversed at any time. However, there is hope that the ban may not be reinstated. If it goes to the Supreme Court, they will have the final say, but it is currently a 4–4 split since the Republicans in the Senate, who hold the majority, decided to take the unprecedented measure to block Obama's Supreme Court appointment, Merrick Garland.