Judge Chutkan's opinion is now actually out, and Trump did indeed lose this round of his quest for an injunction.
Trump, the judge writes at the end of her 39 page opinion, "is unlikely to succeed on the merits of his claims or suffer irreparable harm, and...a balance of the equities and public interest bear against granting his requested relief."
From the public interest section of the opinion:
There's no administrative stay anywhere in the opinion or order, so I would expect a notice of appeal to come right fast.
Aaand there it is. 🚶‍♂️

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