Trump's New Travel Ban Addresses Past Legal Concerns

President Trump's new travel ban is structured to overcome the legal hurdles that stopped his first attempt. Legal experts say the revised order is more targeted, affecting fewer countries and including clear guidelines for waiving the ban in individual cases. This is a direct response to court rulings that found the original ban to be discriminatory and lacking sufficient due process. The new ban focuses on countries that the administration says don't adequately share security information or have lax security protocols. However, critics argue that the new ban still unfairly targets Muslim-majority nations and may face similar legal challenges. The key difference, supporters say, is the inclusion of specific criteria and waiver options, which provide a clearer legal basis for the restrictions. Whether this is enough to satisfy the courts remains to be seen.