james robillard of washington state issued a temporary restraining order on the immigration ban. president trump took to twitter. outsideere protesting of the white house. after midnight on sunday, the justice department filed an appeal to the temporary halt and says that it second guesses the national security. was -- est mike pence is >> we are confident that the president is operating within his authority, under the constitution and statutory law. >> trumps suspended immigration from seven muslim majority countries and indefinitely halted syrian refugees from states. the united hundreds of travelers were detained or prevented from boarding their flights. both sides have until monday to file a legal brief before the courts make their decisions. i am david daniels. judge and the courts are to blame, if something happens, says the president. itsays it is making difficult for homeland security to do their job. he sent out half a dozen tweets on saturday. filing deadlines. they are not the only ones who are scrambling. people with these is are unsure what tomorrow will bring. we co

judge robillard's decision, effective immediately, effective now, puts a halt to president trump's on constitutional and unlawful executive order. the executive order established a process to establish new vetting and mechanisms to ensure that those coming into america love and support out coming into america love and support our people. labour say they'd legislate to limit future price hikes by the energy companies. the ministry ofjustice says it's "urgently" investigating claims that security workers were paid by offenders to deliberately fit electronic ankle tags too loosely so they could be removed. now on bbc news, the week's strongest stories from the bbc‘s inside out teams. hello and welcome to inside out with me, dianne oxberry. this week, it's no longerjust just one for the road. we investigate a growing number of people driving under the influence of drugs. they're going to lose theirjob and lose their licence and they don't think about this before they go out on the road. we report on the cumbrian farmers feeling left out in the cold by their landlords, the national trust

at the federal judge in seattle, james robillard, a bush era appointee. a temporary restraining order which restrained many of the critical parts of the executive order on extreme vetting. the judged opens up the territory to things that are not within our best interest at heart. they have instructed homeland security to check people coming into the country very carefully. the courts are making the job very difficult. now we have court cases on two parallel tracks here. the ninth circuit is going to take up this issue that was filed in this case by the states of washington and minnesota. the executive order that extreme vetting violates the constitution on two fronts prior to the violation because in the first amendment, and the 14th amendment for protection under the law. what is under the ninth circuit right now is whether or not to lift the restraining order. the ninth circuit refused to overturn it on the weekend because they wanted more information. so it has asked the white house to fire a brief today. the white house upset over the corporation cnn