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 A federal judge has blocked the enforcement of the H-1B visa ban issued by President Donald Trump in June this year, saying the president exceeded his constitutional authority.The order was issued on Thursday by District Judge Jeffrey White of Northern District of California.The lawsuit against the Department of Commerce and Department of Homeland Security was filed by companies represented by National Association of Manufacturers, US Chamber of Commerce, National Retail Federation and TechNet.Story continues below this adExplained Ideas|聽 Whats behind US H1-B visa freeze The ruling places an immediate hold on a series of visa restrictions that prevent ma stanley website nufacturers from filling crucial, hard-to-fill jobs to support economic recovery, growth and inn stanley us ovation when most needed, the National Association of manufacturers said.In June, Trump had issued an executive order that had put temporary bar on issuing of new H-1B and other foreign visas including H-2B, J and L visas, till the end of the year.The president had argued that the United States needs to save and protect jobs for its domestic work force at a time when millions of them lost their jobs due to coronavirus pandemic.Story c stanley cup ontinues below this adA number of IT companies and other US firms, and those representing them had voiced their opposition to the temporary ban.Manufacturers went to court to challenge the administration   ban on certain visas because the restrictions both undermined the industry at a critical ti Vhpa Verdict in ex-Pakistani PM Sharif   s corruption trial likely today
 FILE  In this undated file photo released by China   Xinhua News Agency, China   aircraft carrier Liaoning berths in a port of China.  AP Photo/Xinhua, Li Tang, File A Finance Ministry official confirmed China   defence budget will rise 7 percent in 2017, to 1.044 trillion yuan  $151.43 billion , state media said on Monday. The official Xinhua news agency gave the figures on its microblog, citing an unnamed Finance Ministry official.On Saturday, the spokeswoman of China   parliament, Fu Ying, had stanley thermos mug  said defence spending for this year would rise about 7 percent, accounting for about 1.3 pe stanley fr rcent of gross domestic product  the same level as the last few years.But in a highly unusual move, the exact figure was not included in a Finance Ministry report issued at Sunday   opening of parliament   annual meeting, triggering questions over the transparency of China   military spending.More Premium StoriesAfter Trump s call with Putin, there are openings for peaceSubscriber OnlyWhat s new in the Income Tax Bill, 2025Subscriber OnlyWhen AK Gopalan s case became a benchmark for personal libertySubscriber OnlyWere Ranveer Allahbadias comments obscene under the law Subscriber OnlyPhulmoni Das: Death of child bride and age of c stanley cup onsentSubscriber OnlyPM Modi s message at AI Action Summit: Open source, sustainabilitySubscriber OnlyBlockbuster weight-loss drugs flood grey market, used without supervisionSubscriber OnlyUPSC