Trump travel ban
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Exclusive: Speech by ex-foreign secretary will accuse aid critics of falling victim to fake news and condemn Trump travel ban
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Philip Roth, Margaret Atwood, Zadie Smith and others say ‘writers, artists, musicians and filmmakers are often at the vanguard in the fights against terror’
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Juhel Miah, 25, calls for explanation for treatment by US officials, which left him feeling angry and humiliated
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Have you had problems entering the US since the travel ban?
Sarah Marsh and Guardian readers
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The Trump travel ban has led to outcry and rallies for Iranian director Asghar Farhadi, nominated for an Academy Award
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Goal of new order is to bolster original initiative against legal and constitutional scrutiny, rather than revise it in a substantive fashion, say sources
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The justice department plans to rescind the ban and issue a new executive order to eliminate ‘erroneous constitutional concerns’ after an appeals court loss
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Migrants are fleeing the US for Canada, making the journey through snow and ice to seek refugee status in the country
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Court decision blocking order’s enforcement may have saved lives as dozens of patients waited to receive treatment: ‘These are not cases to be postponed’
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When Sam Lyon fled with his family he was sheltered by a Sikh temple in Sacramento. His experience gave him new insight into the president’s travel ban
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The Salesman director Asghar Farhadi, who was hit by ban, says Trafalgar Square event on Oscars night is ‘symbolic of unity’
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Ice says it arrested 680 people in five states in last week’s raids, and immigration lawyers say Trump ‘is making good on his promise to deport millions’
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White House open to new executive order after block of travel ban, says policy adviser Stephen Miller, adding: ‘We have a judiciary that has taken far too much power’
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US advocacy organisation’s membership has doubled and it has received donations of nearly $80m since president was elected
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The president played golf and dined with the Japanese prime minister in Florida but still found time to tweet his indignation about an uncooperative legal system
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If you have had difficulties at US borders since Trump’s travel ban – denied entry or had to answer uncomfortable questions – we want to hear from you
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Donald Trump said his administration would win its ongoing legal challenge to reinstate a travel ban on refugees and citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries during a press conference on Friday
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Editorial: The courts are doing their job in restraining the president while Congress has failed for too long. Even the House of Commons has a role to play
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While others boycott the US over the travel ban, I decided to continue my book tour to bear witness. I found troubled heartlands and a widening gulf
US libraries join struggle to resist the Trump administration