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9th Circuit Brings Trump Administration Lawyers Back to Court

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Government lawyers were back in court Monday, defending President Donald Trump's ban on travel from six majority-Muslim countries against a lawsuit claiming the ban is unconstitutional. And Trump's campaign pledge to bar Muslims from the U.S. is continuing to haunt him.

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