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From NSNBC on March 15, 2017. The Rachel Maddow Show has a video with a title “Trump fails again with Muslim ban in court”. The video talks about Trump’s second try on banning refugees, everyday travelers and immigrants from Muslims countries including Iraq. Neal Katyal lead attorney for Hawaii’s challenge to Trump’s send try travel ban. He talks with the commentator Rachel Maddow about the temporary restraining order a federal court has placed on the new travel ban. From Trump’s first try, the ban had failed; people were disagreed and protested at airports. Lately, Trump tries the second time, he removes the word “Muslims” from the ban but that is still not helping. The Federal Judge in Hawaii put the ban on hold. Apparently, it is not only

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