to win in Richmond and in its upcoming appeal of the Hawaii ruling at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit — or eventually persuade the Supreme Court to intervene. A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit has scheduled oral arguments for May 15 in Seattle.”

-- A press release touting Trump's plan to “ban all Muslim travel into the U.S.” was removed from his presidential campaign website on Monday, shortly after Sean Spicer told reporters that he was “unaware” the plan was still online. (CNN)

-- Montgomery County officials say they made a mistake in releasing a 19-year-old Salvadoran national who was arrested last week on charges that he brought an assault rifle into the parking lot of his high school -- despite a request from ICEagents that he be held for possible deportation proceedings. Dan Morse reports: “The suspect — Mario Granados Alvarado, a high school student also believed to have been driving a stolen car — was found the day after his release from the county jail and arrested by ICE agents, authorities said. The process created needless risk, federal officials said. ‘Keeping people safe means not tolerating the release of aliens that present a clear public safety threat back into our communities,’ said Dorothy Herrera-Niles, a Maryland field office director of ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations unit.”

THE NEW WORLD ORDER:

-- South Korea will elect a new president today. Anna Fifield has a great preview from Seoul: “The man set to (win) has earned an unusual nickname on the campaign trail. One