President Donald Trump is blasting a court for halting what he's calling a "watered-down version" of his travel ban.
Trump told supporters Wednesday at a campaign-style rally in Nashville, Tennessee, that he learned that a district judge in Hawaii had halted his order, which temporarily suspends the U.S. refugee program and bars the entry of people from certain Muslim-majority countries.
RELATED: Maryland court hears 1st of several challenges to travel ban
Trump says the ruling is unprecedented judicial overreach" and "makes us look weak."
He says he's going to fight the decision and take it all the way to the Supreme Court, if necessary. And he says, "We're going to win."
More than half a dozen states, including Maryland, are trying to stop the ban.
President Trump's travel ban held up in federal court again. Would have gone into effect at midnight. @ABC2NEWS
— Brendan McNamara (@BrendanABC2) March 16, 2017
NEW: Federal judge in Maryland also rules this morning blocking 90-day ban. Executive Order already blocked in by judge in Hawaii. @ABC2NEWS
— Brendan McNamara (@BrendanABC2) March 16, 2017
