The US Supreme Court has upheld President Donald Trump’s controversial Muslim travel ban. His executive order bars non-immigrants from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, along with unknown but much smaller numbers of people from North Korea and Venezuela. Hawaii filed a lawsuit claiming the travel ban is based on anti-Muslim animus, but Chief Justice John Roberts says the court will not second-guess the president’s judgement on immigration and national security policy. Critics of the ruling spoke to reporters on the steps of San Francisco city hall.
Christopher Martinez reports.