Supreme court has often deferred to the president on immigration, but civil rights groups will challenge on grounds of intent to discriminate by religion New "extreme vetting" measures for people entering the US announced by Donald Trump on Friday will almost certainly test US law on religious discrimination and the constitutionality of bans on some Muslim migration. Related: Council on Islamic-American Relations to sue over Trump 'extreme vetting'
Supreme court has often deferred to the president on immigration, but civil rights groups will challenge on grounds of intent to discriminate by religion New "extreme vetting" measures for people entering the US announced by Donald Trump on Friday will almost certainly test US law on religious discrimination and the constitutionality of bans on some Muslim migration. Related: Council on Islamic-American Relations to sue over Trump 'extreme vetting'
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