Ms. Heinan doesn't wish to highlight the difference between a ban and a suspension or moratorium. It's a 90 day suspension of all visas from those countries and it's preemptively based on occurrences in Europe, which she has conveniently also left our of her argument. In France and Germany there have been violent crimes and terrorist attacks by refugees. Certainly those fact are salient. Yes the family who helped the US government and has taken 15 years through various stages of application for refugee status was left stranded. But they will either be granted an exemption, or will wait 90 days and then pass the extra vetting.  90 days added on to the 15 years will not stop them. The same goes for the others. I am actually surprised at the startling lack of facts in this article and no examination by Ms. Heinan for the legal rational for this, albeit poorly executed, order.  Her response seems emotional and nothing that would halt or change the minds of anyone who supports this order.