Trump Considers Writing 'Brand New' Immigration Order © 2017 The Washington Post | Matt Zapotosky, Philip Rucker, Rachel Weiner, The Washington Post | Updated: Feb 11, 2017 08:40 IST Trump Considers Writing 'Brand New' Immigration Order Donald Trump hinted that the ongoing legal wrangling might move too slowly for his taste. Washington: President Donald Trump said Friday that he is considering rewriting his executive order temporarily barring refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the country, indicating that the administration may try to quickly restore some aspects of the now-frozen travel ban or replace it with other face-saving measures. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he would probably wait until Monday or Tuesday to take any action, and White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said several options - including taking the case to the Supreme Court - were still on the table. Trump hinted that the ongoing legal wrangling might move too slowly for his taste, though he thought he would ultimately prevail in court. "We will win that battle," he said. "The unfortunate part is that it takes time statutorily, but we will win that battle. We also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand-new order." He said among the revisions he might make are "new security measures." A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled unanimously Thursday that Trump's travel ban should remain suspended, allowing people previously barred to continue entering the United States. While the judges were deciding only whether national security concerns necessitated immediately reinstating the ban - and not whether it could ultimately pass constitutional muster - their ruling put the future of Trump's order in doubt. Show Full Article COMMENT Sponsored Links FROM THE WEB 8 Cheapest College Degrees That Pay You The Most In The FutureWomensarticle.com 5 College Degrees That Will Be Extinct In 20 YearsWomensarticle.com The 20 Most Dangerous College CampusesWomensarticle.com 10 Shockingly High Paying Graduate College DegreesWomensarticle.com 9 Fast and Easy Ways To Pay For Your College Degree Without Student LoansWomensarticle.com The 8 Countries Where You Can Go To College For FreeWomensArticle.com by Taboola FROM NDTV Donald Trump's Bathrobe Pic Hilariously Photoshopped. Mischief Managed Hillary Clinton Trolls Donald Trump Over Travel Ban Ruling Top Trump Aide Kellyanne Conway Urges Americans To 'Buy Ivanka's Stuff', Faces Probe Japan's Shinzo Abe Heads For Donald Trump Summit With Jobs Package by Taboola How Canada Is Trying To Capitalize On Trump's Immigration Executive Order Related How Canada Is Trying To Capitalize On Trump's Immigration Executive Order More Stories Assembly Elections Live: First-Phase Of Voting Begins In Uttar Pradesh Today Chinese Aircraft Passes Within A 1,000 Feet Of Navy Anti-Submarine Plane In 'Unsafe' Encounter, Pentagon Says Opinion Polls Used To Undermine AAP Including In Punjab SOCIAL STREAM NDTV News Hitler Valentine's Day Card On US Campus. Officials Investigate Officials at Central Michigan University are investigating an anti-Semitic Valentine's Day card that was given to a pair of students by a member of a campus Republican group, which insists... 46 m NDTV News - All In Silicon Valley, Travel Ban Could Lead To Brain Drain. Canada To Gain Vancouver long has sought a share of Silicon Valley's magic. With President Trump moving to curb immigration and the U.S. tech industry in open revolt, the friendly, functional Canadian... 1 h NDTV News - All Trump Considers Writing 'Brand New' Immigration Order President Donald Trump said Friday that he is considerin entering the country

Washington: President Donald Trump said Friday that he is considering rewriting his executive order temporarily barring refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the country, indicating that the administration may try to quickly restore some aspects of the now-frozen travel ban or replace it with other face-saving measures.

Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he would probably wait until Monday or Tuesday to take any action, and White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said several options - including taking the case to the Supreme Court - were still on the table.

Trump hinted that the ongoing legal wrangling might move too slowly for his taste, though he thought he would ultimately prevail in court.

"We will win that battle," he said. "The unfortunate part is that it takes time statutorily, but we will win that battle. We also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand-new order."

He said among the revisions he might make are "new security measures."

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled unanimously Thursday that Trump's travel ban should remain suspended, allowing people previously barred to continue entering the United States. While the judges were deciding only whether national security concerns necessitated immediately reinstating the ban - and not whether it could ultimately pass constitutional muster - their ruling put the future of Trump's order in doubt.