The Fourth Circuit ruled 10–3 to uphold an injunction against the revised travel ban in the International Refugee Assistance Project litigation. The ACLU and National Immigration Law Center represented organizations and affected individuals. The court identified religious intolerance in the policy’s context. This was an appellate victory maintaining preliminary protection, subject to further appeal, rather than the final resolution of every version of the ban.
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The Fourth Circuit’s ruling maintained preliminary protection against the revised travel ban.
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The appellate ruling upheld an injunction. Further appeal remained possible, so the victory was not the final resolution of all travel-ban litigation.