A federal court in Hawaii temporarily blocked operative provisions of Trump’s second travel-ban executive order before they took effect. The challenge disputed restrictions on entry from six predominantly Muslim countries and refugee admission. It continued the legal struggle against religious discrimination after the government revised its first order. Temporary relief preserved protection while the case continued; it was not the final outcome of subsequent litigation.
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The Hawaii ruling temporarily blocked provisions of the revised travel ban before they took effect.
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The federal court provided temporary relief. This preserved protection during litigation rather than permanently deciding every later version of the policy.