Wasted legal fees and time and effort by the US all caused by Trump's refusal to draft his order properly. He should have followed Obama's approach-- Obama's order covered every country since every country can have terrorist citizens or residents, but Obama had a vetting list of 7 countries-- the same as Trump's list of 6 but with one extra country on Obama's list. SCOTUS will hear the case in the fall and by that time Trump's temporary ban will be pau. The SCOTUS order will limit Trump's ban so it will only apply to those who have not link to a person or institution in the US-- family, friends, School, company offering a job-- this could still result in litigation. So what will happen next before the case is ruled on in the Fall? Trump will finally revise his order to replace the one that is expiring before the court rules to make it pass muster (which it should if Trump does not screw it up again)-- otherwise the case could be moot because Trump's "temporary" ban will have expired.