Supreme Court: Refugees and Muslim-Majority Countries

supreme court: It was auctioned off to an unidentified buyer in March for 2.14 million U.S. its second time going up for auction, according to Toronto Star. The international anti-poverty organization Oxfam rented it Saturday and invited four refugees to talk with journalists. The three-story Tudor-style home in Queens that Trump's father, Fred, built in 1940 is now a rental available on Airbnb that anyone can stay in for 725 U.S. a night. The Republican president's administration issued travel bans on people from six Muslim-majority countries and all refugees. The justices will hear arguments on the bans Oct. 10. After various court challenges, the Supreme Court last week allowed the restrictive policy on refugees to remain temporarily. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.