BOOM! Fed Judge Ruling UNBLOCKS Trump Travel Ban…Asks ACLU Lawyer: “Where Does It Say Muslim Countries?”***UPDATE to story below***In a blow to every mainstream media news outlet (and likely hurting a lot of feelings), President Donald Trump s ban on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries will take effect in Boston on Sunday after a federal judge refused to extend a temporary ruling blocking its enforcement.As Bloomberg reports, the decision by U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Friday dealt a setback to rights advocates who argued that blocking people from seven nations in the Middle East was unconstitutional. Gorton was weighing whether to extend a seven-day order blocking parts of Trump s Executive Order.The case, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of several affected immigrants, is one of several that followed Trump s Jan 27 order, which roiled global travel by barring entry to the U.S. of citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. Individuals, organizations, politicians and some states called it unconstitutional religious discrimination against Muslims.As GMA News Onine reports, U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Friday asked Matthew Segal, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) representing the plaintiffs in the Boston case. If your honor s question is,  Does the word  Muslim  make a profound presence in this executive order?,  my answer is that it doesn t,  But the president described what he was going to do as a Muslim ban and then he proceeded to carry it out. Am I to take the words of an executive at any point before or after election as a part of that executive order? Judge Gorton on Friday asked U.S. Justice Department lawyer Joshua Press how the seven countries had been selected.Press responded that the list had come from a law passed in 2015 and amended early last year requiring that citizens of the seven countries apply for visas to enter the United States,  out of concern about the refugees that were coming, mainly from Syria at that time and terrorist events that were occurring in Europe.  As we noted previously, only 12.5% of the world s Muslims live in the seven countries on Trump s immigration ban list Which left the judge to decide (as the full docket explains here), The language in Section 5 of the EO is neutral with respect to religion, The provisions of Section 5, however, could be invoked to give preferred refugee status to a Muslim individual in a country that is predominately Christian. Nothing in Section 5 compels a finding that Christians are preferred to any other group. The order provides a reasonably conceivable state of facts (which concerns national security and) that could provide a rational basis for the classification,  he wrote.  Accordingly, this Court declines to encroach upon the  delicate policy judgment  inherent in immigration decisions. ORDERFor the forgoing reasons, the Court declines to impose any injunctive relief and will not renew the temporary restraining order that was entered on January 29, 2017 (Docket No. 6). Full Order at Zero HedgeUPDATE:Two federal judges across the country from each other issued two separate and equally different decisions late Friday   one refusing to extend an injunction against President Donald Trump s U.S. travel suspension and one blocking its effect nationwide.First, U.S. District Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton, in Boston, said in a preliminary 21-page ruling that he would not extend a seven-day restraining order that has prevented the travel restrictions from being implemented this week.A short time later on Friday, though, U.S. District Court Judge James Robart, in Seattle, upheld a challenge to Trump s order from the attorneys general of Washington state and Minnesota and issued another temporary national restraining order. The state has met its burden in demonstrating immediate and irreparable injury,  Robart saidThe Boston ruling was a key victory for the Trump administration on the matter, but the win didn t last very long. The subsequent Seattle decision, meanwhile, represented the most significant legal setback yet in the battle over the president s directive   as it blocks the order with a new injunction.   UPIpolitics
boom fed judge ruling unblock trump travel actu lawyer where does it say muslim countries update story in blow every mainstream media news outlet likely hurting lot feelings president donald trump ban immigrants seven countries take effect boston sunday federal judge refused extend temporary ruling blocking bloomberg reports decision district judge nathaniel gordon friday dealt setback rights advocates argued blocking people seven nations middle east unconstitutional gordon weighing whether extend order blocking parts trump executive case filed american civil liberties union behalf several affected immigrants one several followed trump jan order rolled global travel barring entry citizens iran iraq libya somalia sudan syria yemen individuals organizations politicians states called unconstitutional religious discrimination gma news online reports district judge nathaniel gordon friday asked matthew legal attorney american civil liberties union actu representing plaintiffs boston case if honor question does word muslim make profound presence executive order answer but president described going muslim ban proceeded carry am i take words executive point election part executive order judge gordon friday asked justice department lawyer joshua press seven countries responded list come law passed amended early last year requiring citizens seven countries apply visas enter united states concern refugees coming mainly syria time terrorist events occurring europe as noted previously world muslims live seven countries trump immigration ban list which left judge decide full docket explains the language section eo neutral respect religion the provisions section however could invoked give preferred refugee status muslim individual country predominately christian nothing section compel finding christians preferred group the order provides reasonably conceivable state facts concerns national security could provide rational basis classification wrote accordingly court declines encroach upon delicate policy judgment inherent immigration decisions orderfor forging reasons court declines impose injunction relief renew temporary restraining order entered january docket no full order zero hedgeupdate two federal judges across country issued two separate equally different decisions late friday one refusing extend injunction president donald trump travel suspension one blocking effect district judge nathaniel gordon boston said preliminary ruling would extend restraining order prevented travel restrictions implemented short time later friday though district court judge james robert seattle upheld challenge trump order attorneys general washington state minnesota issued another temporary national restraining order the state met burden demonstrating immediate inseparable injury robert saidthe boston ruling key victory trump administration matter win last long the subsequent seattle decision meanwhile represented significant legal setback yet battle president directive blocks order new injunction upipolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BOOM! Fed Judge Ruling UNBLOCKS Trump Travel Ban…Asks ACLU Lawyer: “Where Does It Say Muslim Countries?”***UPDATE to story below***In a blow to every mainstream media news outlet (and likely hurting a lot of feelings), President Donald Trump s ban on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries will take effect in Boston on Sunday after a federal judge refused to extend a temporary ruling blocking its enforcement.As Bloomberg reports, the decision by U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Friday dealt a setback to rights advocates who argued that blocking people from seven nations in the Middle East was unconstitutional. Gorton was weighing whether to extend a seven-day order blocking parts of Trump s Executive Order.The case, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of several affected immigrants, is one of several that followed Trump s Jan 27 order, which roiled global travel by barring entry to the U.S. of citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen. Individuals, organizations, politicians and some states called it unconstitutional religious discrimination against Muslims.As GMA News Onine reports, U.S. District Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Friday asked Matthew Segal, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) representing the plaintiffs in the Boston case. If your honor s question is,  Does the word  Muslim  make a profound presence in this executive order?,  my answer is that it doesn t,  But the president described what he was going to do as a Muslim ban and then he proceeded to carry it out. Am I to take the words of an executive at any point before or after election as a part of that executive order? Judge Gorton on Friday asked U.S. Justice Department lawyer Joshua Press how the seven countries had been selected.Press responded that the list had come from a law passed in 2015 and amended early last year requiring that citizens of the seven countries apply for visas to enter the United States,  out of concern about the refugees that were coming, mainly from Syria at that time and terrorist events that were occurring in Europe.  As we noted previously, only 12.5% of the world s Muslims live in the seven countries on Trump s immigration ban list Which left the judge to decide (as the full docket explains here), The language in Section 5 of the EO is neutral with respect to religion, The provisions of Section 5, however, could be invoked to give preferred refugee status to a Muslim individual in a country that is predominately Christian. Nothing in Section 5 compels a finding that Christians are preferred to any other group. The order provides a reasonably conceivable state of facts (which concerns national security and) that could provide a rational basis for the classification,  he wrote.  Accordingly, this Court declines to encroach upon the  delicate policy judgment  inherent in immigration decisions. ORDERFor the forgoing reasons, the Court declines to impose any injunctive relief and will not renew the temporary restraining order that was entered on January 29, 2017 (Docket No. 6). Full Order at Zero HedgeUPDATE:Two federal judges across the country from each other issued two separate and equally different decisions late Friday   one refusing to extend an injunction against President Donald Trump s U.S. travel suspension and one blocking its effect nationwide.First, U.S. District Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton, in Boston, said in a preliminary 21-page ruling that he would not extend a seven-day restraining order that has prevented the travel restrictions from being implemented this week.A short time later on Friday, though, U.S. District Court Judge James Robart, in Seattle, upheld a challenge to Trump s order from the attorneys general of Washington state and Minnesota and issued another temporary national restraining order. The state has met its burden in demonstrating immediate and irreparable injury,  Robart saidThe Boston ruling was a key victory for the Trump administration on the matter, but the win didn t last very long. The subsequent Seattle decision, meanwhile, represented the most significant legal setback yet in the battle over the president s directive   as it blocks the order with a new injunction.   UPIpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: boom fed judge ruling unblock trump travel actu lawyer where does it say muslim countries update story in blow every mainstream media news outlet likely hurting lot feelings president donald trump ban immigrants seven countries take effect boston sunday federal judge refused extend temporary ruling blocking bloomberg reports decision district judge nathaniel gordon friday dealt setback rights advocates argued blocking people seven nations middle east unconstitutional gordon weighing whether extend order blocking parts trump executive case filed american civil liberties union behalf several affected immigrants one several followed trump jan order rolled global travel barring entry citizens iran iraq libya somalia sudan syria yemen individuals organizations politicians states called unconstitutional religious discrimination gma news online reports district judge nathaniel gordon friday asked matthew legal attorney american civil liberties union actu representing plaintiffs boston case if honor question does word muslim make profound presence executive order answer but president described going muslim ban proceeded carry am i take words executive point election part executive order judge gordon friday asked justice department lawyer joshua press seven countries responded list come law passed amended early last year requiring citizens seven countries apply visas enter united states concern refugees coming mainly syria time terrorist events occurring europe as noted previously world muslims live seven countries trump immigration ban list which left judge decide full docket explains the language section eo neutral respect religion the provisions section however could invoked give preferred refugee status muslim individual country predominately christian nothing section compel finding christians preferred group the order provides reasonably conceivable state facts concerns national security could provide rational basis classification wrote accordingly court declines encroach upon delicate policy judgment inherent immigration decisions orderfor forging reasons court declines impose injunction relief renew temporary restraining order entered january docket no full order zero hedgeupdate two federal judges across country issued two separate equally different decisions late friday one refusing extend injunction president donald trump travel suspension one blocking effect district judge nathaniel gordon boston said preliminary ruling would extend restraining order prevented travel restrictions implemented short time later friday though district court judge james robert seattle upheld challenge trump order attorneys general washington state minnesota issued another temporary national restraining order the state met burden demonstrating immediate inseparable injury robert saidthe boston ruling key victory trump administration matter win last long the subsequent seattle decision meanwhile represented significant legal setback yet battle president directive blocks order new injunction upipolitics