SCOTUS Gives Hawaii Until Noon Tuesday By Dan Spencer | 9:00 AM on July 16, 2017 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. The Supreme Court has given the state of Hawaii until Tuesday at noon to Respond to the Trump’s administration’s appeal to block the flip flop ruling of U.S. District Judge Derrick K. Watson in Hawaii, which again disrupts President Trump’s so-called travel ban. Advertisement From the Supreme Court’s docket for Donald J. Trump, President of the United States, et al., v. Hawaii, et al.: Jul 15 2017 Motion for clarification filed by petitioners Donald J. Trump, President of the United States, et al. Jul 15 2017 Response to motion for clarification due on or before 12 p.m., Tuesday, July 18, 2017. As we reported previously, Judge Watson flipped flopped on this issue in the course of one week. Judge Watson’s ill-considered ruling vastly expanded the number refugees and visitors from the six suspect countries targeted in President Donald J. Trump’s January 27, 2017 Executive Order Protecting the Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States and the President’s March 6, 2017-revised version of the order, which narrowed the scope of his original order, that would be allowed into the country. Read the Justice Department’s Supreme Court filing. It cites a great deal of statutory and case law that supports the new guidelines issued by the State Department to implement the Supreme Court June 26, 2017 ruling. Those guidelines explain which refugees and visitors from the six suspect countries. Share Post A California farm boy, RedState senior contributing editor based in South Florida, family guy, retired lawyer, and RedState member since 2004. Read more by Dan Spencer Tags: DONALD TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDERS HAWAII SCOTUS SUPREME COURT TRAVEL BAN Recommended WATCH: Iranian MMA Fighter Finds Out After He Kicks Ring Girl in Buttock Brittany Sheehan Comedy Gold: Flag Guy Has a Marvelous Wake-Up Call for UCLA Encampment Protesters Nick Arama This Is How You Do It: Cal Poly Rips 'Lawless Behavior' of Protesters, 'Nothing to Do With Free Speech' Bob Hoge Bartiromo Is All of Us As She Tells Jordan: We're 'Sick and Tired' of 'Investigations That Go Nowhere' Bob Hoge Bodycam Footage of Upstate New York DA Refusing to Pull Over for Traffic Stop Shows Two-Tiered Justice Brittany Sheehan Gavin Newsom Asked the Internet to Submit Designs for a New Coin Honoring CA's Innovations, and Hoo Boy.. Jennifer Van Laar Join the conversation as a VIP Member Login to Leave a Comment Trending on RedState Videos Advertisement Trending 1 WATCH: Iranian MMA Fighter Finds Out After He Kicks Ring Girl in Buttock 2 Comedy Gold: Flag Guy Has a Marvelous Wake-Up Call for UCLA Encampment Protesters 3 This Is How You Do It: Cal Poly Rips 'Lawless Behavior' of Protesters, 'Nothing to Do With Free Speech' 4 Bartiromo Is All of Us As She Tells Jordan: We're 'Sick and Tired' of 'Investigations That Go Nowhere' 5 Bodycam Footage of Upstate New York DA Refusing to Pull Over for Traffic Stop Shows Two-Tiered Justice WATCH: Stephanopoulos Goes Off on Trump in Hysterical 'What's at Stake' in Presidential Election Spiel Mike Miller Alaska Man Monday - Students, Wacky Tobacky and Wishes Ward Clark Biden Once Again Tells Netanyahu 'Don't' Invade Rafah Without Giving Us Your Plans First Jennifer Van Laar Houston Texans Wide Receiver Tank Dell Sustained Minor Injury in Nightclub Shooting, 16-Year-Old Arrested Brittany Sheehan Elon Musk Agrees With Jerry Seinfeld That Comedy on TV Is Not Funny Anymore Duke Police Hiring Increased in 2023 After Years of Decline Jeff Charles Advertisement