Trump travel ban can be enforced, says US Supreme Court

A 7-2 ruling says the ban can be implemented while legal challenges are heard

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The US Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump’s ban on travellers from six Muslim-majority countries and two others can go into full effect, even as legal challenges against the executive order continue in several states.

The ban means that the US can refuse entry visas to travellers from Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, as well as North Korea and Venezuela.

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