The Supreme Court ruling is a "win" for Trump only to the extent that it isn't another big setback. Trump justified the ban by saying that he needed 90 days to develop foolproof vetting procedures, and 150 days have now passed. By October, another 90 days will have passed. Until then, the Supreme Court has barred Trump Administration from applying theban to the people on whose behalf the lawsuits against the ban were filed. Read this slowly, Trumpkins: the people on whose behalf Chin and the State of Hawaii sued are still protected; the Supreme Court says that ban cannot be enforced against them. When the case is argued in October, 250 days will have passed since Trump said his administration needed 90 days. Will the Trump administration's argument in October be that it's so incompetent that it needs more than 250 days to do what it said it could do in 90 days? At that time, the court will consider the administration's argument moot.