President Trump’s travel ban was temporarily blocked. Here’s what happens next.

The Washington Post 2017-02-05

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The Department of Homeland Security complied with a judge’s orders, Feb. 4, and stopped enforcing President Trump’s controversial travel ban. The Washington Post's Robert Barnes explains the next steps.

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