Trump travel ban suffers 2nd setback in Maryland court

GREENBELT, Md. (AP) - President Donald Trump's revised travel ban was dealt another legal setback Thursday when a federal judge in Maryland rejected the prohibition against six predominantly Muslim countries.

The ruling near the nation's capital was the latest blow to Trump's ban, with a federal judge in Hawaii rejecting the measure on Wednesday. Both judges cited Trump's own words as evidence of his intent in issuing the new plan.

U.S. Judge Theodore Chuang ruled Thursday in Greenbelt, Maryland, in a case brought by the American Civil Liberities Union and other groups representing immigrants, refugees and their families. The groups argued that the underlying rationale of the ban was to discriminate against Muslims, making it unconstitutional.

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Both judges cited Trump's own words as evidence of his intent in issuing the new plan.

Words matter? Things you say have an impact on how you're viewed? Who knew?!!! (Answer: Everyone except for the Trump team.)