Parsing The Partial Reinstatement Of The Travel Ban, SCOTUS Rulings

The U.S. Supreme Court said most of President Trump's controversial travel ban could go into effect until the high court takes up the case in the fall. So it's at least a partial and temporary victory for the president to finally make good on a major campaign promise.

We'll get reaction from a local immigration attorney who has strenuously opposed the ban, and turn to WBUR's legal analyst for a deeper understanding of some other key Supreme Court decisions released Monday.

Susan Church, immigration attorney and chair of the New England Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. She tweets @SusanBChurch11.

Nancy Gertner, WBUR legal analyst, retired federal judge, and Harvard Law School professor.