Nearly 100 American companies have filed an amicus brief expressing their opposition to an executive order by US president Donald Trump that places immigration restrictions on citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries. They filed the letter late Sunday (Feb. 5) to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which is currently weighing an appeal from the Trump administration after a ruling by a federal judge in Seattle ordered a national halt to the travel restrictions. (A US
Nearly 100 tech companies file court document opposing Trump’s immigration ban
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