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Watchdog Group Says DHS Violated Court Orders on Travel Ban

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According to a watchdog group, the Department of Homeland Security violated two court orders in the days after Donald Trump issued a temporary travel ban on citizens coming into the U.S. from seven Muslim-majority countries. DHS Inspector General John Roth summarized the findings in a letter to three Democratic U.S. senators on Monday, adding he had been unable to release the full report, completed six weeks ago, due to a dispute with DHS officials over redactions.

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