of a temporary restraining order pausing the ban nationwide was overbroad following the decision of the ninth circuit court the department of justice issued a statement saying they are reviewing the decision and considering its options they have no further comment at this time in brief remarks to a small group of reporters waiting outside white house press secretary sean spicers office trump called the ninth circuits ruling a political decision and said he looks forward to challenging the ruling in court trump cautioned that he was concerned about the security of the nation yet he was confident in his administrations case well win the case he said we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and its a very very serious situation and so we look forward as i just said to seeing them in court the president said monday feb 20 with word having already emerged that the white house is working on a revised order new reporting indicates that the latest ban will not include travel restrictions on lawful permanent residents from the affected countries who hold green cards in the us as well as dual citizens the new order is going to be very much tailored to what i consider to be a very bad decision said trump on feb 16 an administration official says that trump will sign the new order by the end of the week thursday feb 23 after a federal judge in new york ordered the government to turn over a list of travelers affected by the first executive order it emerges that 746 were detained or processed during the 26hour period after donnelly ruled that travelers could not be forced back to their original destinations on jan 28 both trump and spicer had previously maintained that only 109 were detained and held or stopped for additional screening or questioning wednesday march 1 despite multiple government officials telling abc news that the new order will be signed that day march 1 came and went without its emergence however officials noted that the revised ban would not include a blanket restriction on travelers from iraq as the first order did sources said that secretaries of defense state and homeland security james mattis rex tillerson and john kelly all voiced opposition to iraqs inclusion noting the assistance of iraqis who served alongside us personnel in iraq officials also indicated that the second order would not take effect immediately allowing law enforcement officials additional time to prepare for its implementation monday march 6 trump signed the new executive order entitled protecting the nation from foreign terrorist entry into the united states the revised order officially revoked the first travel ban as of the start of the new order 10 days from its signing on march 16 immigration was suspended from sudan syria iran libya somalia and yemen for 90 days following the orders implementation but iraq was removed from the list the second draft signed by trump also removed the