Uber, Google, Twitter, Netflix and Other Tech Giants File ‘Unlawful’ Immigration Retort Against Trump21st Century Wire says A group of top Silicon Valley tech companies have filed a rare legal brief stating Trump Administration s Executive Order on immigration is discriminatory and  departs dramatically from the principles that have governed our immigration law for decades. This legal filing follows the report Friday when a Federal Judge issued a temporarily restraining order blocking US Border Patrol, Customs and Immigration Services from enforcing President Trump s recent executive order, which bars entry to the U.S. to anyone coming from seven  majority Muslim  countries.This story and the leaked text of the legal challenge was a Washington Post exclusive on Sunday . Elizabeth Dwoskin Washington PostSilicon Valley is stepping up its confrontation with the Trump administration.On Sunday night, Google, Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Netflix and other prominent tech companies are planning to file legal brief opposing the administration s contentious entry ban, according to people familiar with the matter.The amicus brief is expected to be filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which is expected to rule within a few days on an appeal by the administration after a federal judge in Seattle issued late Friday a temporary restraining order putting the entry ban on hold. The brief comes at the end of a week of nationwide protests against the plan   as well as a flurry of activity in Silicon Valley, a region that sees immigration as central to its identity as an innovation hub.Companies backing the filing also include Pinterest, Yelp, Square, Reddit, Kickstarter, Github, Glassdoor, Box, Mozilla, Dropbox, Twilio, Zynga, Medium, Pinterest, and Salesforce, according to the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the filing was still being finalized Sunday.Notably, it doesn t appear that Apple, Amazon, or Microsoft are party to the brief. The sources cautioned that the wording of the brief   and the participants   could still change before the filing is made Sunday night.A draft of the filing says that the entry ban, which barred individuals from seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the U.S. for at least 90 days and suspended the U.S. refugee program, is discriminatory. The Order effects a sudden, seismic shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and it departs dramatically from the principles that have governed our immigration law for decades,  a draft obtained by The Washington Post reads.  The Order discriminates on the basis of national origin and religion. It closes our borders to the world s most vulnerable people, such as those fleeing the devastation of war. And it establishes discretionary and arbitrary rules for admission to this country, even by immigrants who have lived here lawfully for years. Continue this story at the Washington PostREAD MORE IMMIGRATION BAN NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Immigration FilesUS_News
uber google twitter netflix other tech giants file unlawful immigration report against century wire says a group top silicon valley tech companies filed rare legal brief stating trump administration executive order immigration discriminatory departs dramatically principles governed immigration law decades this legal filing follows report friday federal judge issued temporarily restraining order blocking us border patrol customs immigration services enforcing president trump recent executive order bars entry anyone coming seven majority muslim story leaked text legal challenge washington post exclusive sunday elizabeth dwoskin washington postsilicon valley stepping confrontation trump sunday night google facebook uber twitter netflix prominent tech companies planning file legal brief opposing administration contentious entry ban according people familiar amicus brief expected filed court appeals circuit expected rule within days appeal administration federal judge seattle issued late friday temporary restraining order putting entry ban hold the brief comes end week nationwide protests plan well flurry activity silicon valley region sees immigration central identity innovation backing filing also include pinterest help square reddit kickstarter github glassdoor box mozilla drugbox twilio manga medium pinterest salesforce according sources spoke condition anonymity filing still finalized appear apple amazon microsoft party brief the sources cautioned wording brief participants could still change filing made sunday draft filing says entry ban barred individuals seven countries entering least days suspended refugee program discriminatory the order effects sudden seismic shift rules governing entry united states departs dramatically principles governed immigration law decades draft obtained the washington post reads the order discriminate basis national origin religion it closes borders world vulnerable people fleeing devastation war and establishes discretionary arbitrary rules admission country even immigrants lived lawfully years continue story washington posted more immigration ban news at century wire immigration files_news
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: Uber, Google, Twitter, Netflix and Other Tech Giants File ‘Unlawful’ Immigration Retort Against Trump21st Century Wire says A group of top Silicon Valley tech companies have filed a rare legal brief stating Trump Administration s Executive Order on immigration is discriminatory and  departs dramatically from the principles that have governed our immigration law for decades. This legal filing follows the report Friday when a Federal Judge issued a temporarily restraining order blocking US Border Patrol, Customs and Immigration Services from enforcing President Trump s recent executive order, which bars entry to the U.S. to anyone coming from seven  majority Muslim  countries.This story and the leaked text of the legal challenge was a Washington Post exclusive on Sunday . Elizabeth Dwoskin Washington PostSilicon Valley is stepping up its confrontation with the Trump administration.On Sunday night, Google, Facebook, Uber, Twitter, Netflix and other prominent tech companies are planning to file legal brief opposing the administration s contentious entry ban, according to people familiar with the matter.The amicus brief is expected to be filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which is expected to rule within a few days on an appeal by the administration after a federal judge in Seattle issued late Friday a temporary restraining order putting the entry ban on hold. The brief comes at the end of a week of nationwide protests against the plan   as well as a flurry of activity in Silicon Valley, a region that sees immigration as central to its identity as an innovation hub.Companies backing the filing also include Pinterest, Yelp, Square, Reddit, Kickstarter, Github, Glassdoor, Box, Mozilla, Dropbox, Twilio, Zynga, Medium, Pinterest, and Salesforce, according to the sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the filing was still being finalized Sunday.Notably, it doesn t appear that Apple, Amazon, or Microsoft are party to the brief. The sources cautioned that the wording of the brief   and the participants   could still change before the filing is made Sunday night.A draft of the filing says that the entry ban, which barred individuals from seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the U.S. for at least 90 days and suspended the U.S. refugee program, is discriminatory. The Order effects a sudden, seismic shift in the rules governing entry into the United States, and it departs dramatically from the principles that have governed our immigration law for decades,  a draft obtained by The Washington Post reads.  The Order discriminates on the basis of national origin and religion. It closes our borders to the world s most vulnerable people, such as those fleeing the devastation of war. And it establishes discretionary and arbitrary rules for admission to this country, even by immigrants who have lived here lawfully for years. Continue this story at the Washington PostREAD MORE IMMIGRATION BAN NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Immigration FilesUS_News
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: uber google twitter netflix other tech giants file unlawful immigration report against century wire says a group top silicon valley tech companies filed rare legal brief stating trump administration executive order immigration discriminatory departs dramatically principles governed immigration law decades this legal filing follows report friday federal judge issued temporarily restraining order blocking us border patrol customs immigration services enforcing president trump recent executive order bars entry anyone coming seven majority muslim story leaked text legal challenge washington post exclusive sunday elizabeth dwoskin washington postsilicon valley stepping confrontation trump sunday night google facebook uber twitter netflix prominent tech companies planning file legal brief opposing administration contentious entry ban according people familiar amicus brief expected filed court appeals circuit expected rule within days appeal administration federal judge seattle issued late friday temporary restraining order putting entry ban hold the brief comes end week nationwide protests plan well flurry activity silicon valley region sees immigration central identity innovation backing filing also include pinterest help square reddit kickstarter github glassdoor box mozilla drugbox twilio manga medium pinterest salesforce according sources spoke condition anonymity filing still finalized appear apple amazon microsoft party brief the sources cautioned wording brief participants could still change filing made sunday draft filing says entry ban barred individuals seven countries entering least days suspended refugee program discriminatory the order effects sudden seismic shift rules governing entry united states departs dramatically principles governed immigration law decades draft obtained the washington post reads the order discriminate basis national origin religion it closes borders world vulnerable people fleeing devastation war and establishes discretionary arbitrary rules admission country even immigrants lived lawfully years continue story washington posted more immigration ban news at century wire immigration files_news