White House confident about travel ban ruling

The Trump administration says it has "zero concern" the court ruling
on its travel ban will go in its favour.

An appeal court is considering if the White House's ban should remain
suspended or be reinstated.

Donald Trump signed an executive order stopping the refugee program
for 120 days and preventing citizens from seven Muslim-majority
countries from entering the US for 90 days.

White House spokesman Sean Spicer was optimistic about the court's decision.

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Despite accusations the order is unconstitutional, White House
spokesman Sean Spicer said the President had the authority to order
the ban.

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