By America Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Seven emergency injunctions preventing parts of the President Donald J. Trump's executive order on immigrant travel from being implemented have left attorneys scrambling to figure out who is affected, who is protected, and whether the government has complied with the rulings so far in sending some visa holders back to their home countries.
Judges in Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, Detroit, N...
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