Donald Trump is thinking about another official request to restriction natives of specific nations from setting out to the US after his underlying endeavour was upset in the courts.
Mr Trump told columnists on Air Force One that a "fresh out of the plastic new request" could be issued as right on time as Monday or Tuesday.
It comes after an interests court in San Francisco maintained a court decision to suspend his unique request.
It banned section from natives from seven primarily Muslim nations.
It is indistinct what another US migration request may resemble.
Mr Trump said that it would change "next to no", yet he didn't give points of interest of any new boycott under thought.
In spite of his proposal on Friday, Mr Trump's organisation may at present seek after its case in the courts over the first request, which was stopped seven days prior by a Seattle judge.
"We'll win that fight," Mr Trump told correspondents, including: "The deplorable part is it requires investment. We'll win that fight. Be that as it may, we likewise have a considerable measure of different choices, including simply recording a shiny new request."