group state renew effort monday block president donald trump revise temporary ban refugees travelers several muslim-majority countries argue executive order first one halt federal court court paper file state washington join california maryland massachusetts new york oregon ask judge stop march order take effect thursday amend complaint say order similar original jan. 27 directive cause severe immediate harm state include residents colleges universities healthcare providers businesses department justice spokeswoman say review complaint would respond court sweep ban implement hastily january cause chaos protest airports march order contrast give 10 days notice travelers immigration officials last month u.s. district judge jam robart seattle halt first travel ban washington state sue claim order discriminatory violate u.s. constitution robart order uphold 9th u.s. circuit court appeal trump revise order overcome legal hurdle include exemptions legal permanent residents exist visa holders take iraq list countries cover new order still halt citizens iran libya syria somalia sudan yemen enter unite state 90 days explicit waivers various categories immigrants tie country refugees still bar 120 days new order remove indefinite ban refugees syria washington state go back robart ask apply emergency halt new ban robart say court order monday government tuesday respond state motion say would hold hear wednesday commit specific date hear arguments side separately hawaii also sue new ban island state heavily dependent tourism say executive order chill effect travel revenues response hawaii lawsuit department justice court paper file monday say president broad authority restrict suspend entry class alien national interest department say temporary suspensions allow review current screen process effort protect terrorist attack hear hawaii case set wednesday day new ban set go effect first hurdle lawsuits prove stand mean find someone harm policy many exemptions legal experts say might hard find individuals would right sue eye court overcome challenge state file 70 declarations people affect order include tech businesses amazon expedia say restrict travel hurt revenues ability recruit employees universities medical center rely foreign doctor also weigh religious organizations individual residents include u.s. citizens stories separate families trump administration file hawaii case monday say carve-outs new order undercut state stand claim order apply individuals outside country current visa even set forth robust waiver provision department justice motion say government cite supreme court precedent argue people outside unite state seek admission first time constitutional right regard applications court end rule state stand sue next step argue versions executive order discriminate muslims trump administration may change text now-discredited muslim travel ban change unconstitutional intent effect california attorney general xavier becerra say statement monday text order mention islam state claim motivation behind policy trump campaign promise total complete shutdown muslims enter unite state late tone language say would implement policy extreme vet foreigners come unite state government say court look text order outside comment trump aid several state jointly sue block trump 's revise travel ban