Protests have continued at America's airports in response to an executive order signed by new President Donald Trump.
It bans refugees and citizens from seven mainly-Muslim countries.
Trump is standing firm despite legal challenges and condemnation from sixteen US state attorney generals who say the order is unconstitutional.
Judges have temporarily halted deportations of visa holders.
But there is confusion about exactly who falls under the ban. And plenty of anger.
As Nick Harper reports from New York.
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Protests are becoming a regular part of the Trump presidency.
For a second day protesters converged on New York's John F Kennedy airport to show their anger at the executive orders.
A unified front outside….
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….while inside some families were divided when they landed.
Parvizi - SOT 1 - Nazli Parvizi, Iranian immigrant
"The fact that we are a family split apart by our governments is heartbreaking."
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Nazli Parvizi is Iranian born, her homeland now among the seven blacklisted countries.
Meaning her family are unable to visit her and if she leaves the US she may not be allowed back in.
Parvizi - SOT 2 - "This is horrifying. I'm horrified by the ban in general, but also it affects me personally, it affects my family. It affects my ability to see my family again for my son to meet his family in Iran."
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New York's airports are the gateway to the United States, often the entry point for passengers transiting to other American destinations.
With some families unable to meet their expected loved ones, lawyers gathered at JFK to offer help, free of charge.
Camille Mackler from the New York Immigration Coalition has been here since early on Saturday.
Mackler - SOT "We're hearing mainly at this point of people not being able to board the plane at their country of origin. But for the families who are here they are very worried, very cofused. They went through the paperwork, they went through the process, in some instances it literally took years. And here they are finding this moment and they don't understand why the door is being slammed in their face."
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The protests and offers of help were echoed in big city airports, across the country, throughout the weekend.
Like in Los Angeles, where so many of the west coast's immigrant families live.
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And San Francisco, where protesters marched inside the airport to occupy one of the terminals.
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While in the capital, campaigners took their frustration right to the President's front door.
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But for now, the man inside, Donald Trump is not budging on the ban, yet denies this is about targeting Muslims.
TAKE VO
With the order signed millions of Muslims are now excluded from America. But for the people here the only clear results of Donald Trump's executive orders are anger and confusion.
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It bans refugees and citizens from seven mainly-Muslim countries.
Trump is standing firm despite legal challenges and condemnation from sixteen US state attorney generals who say the order is unconstitutional.
Judges have temporarily halted deportations of visa holders.
But there is confusion about exactly who falls under the ban. And plenty of anger.
As Nick Harper reports from New York.
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TAKE VO
Protests are becoming a regular part of the Trump presidency.
For a second day protesters converged on New York's John F Kennedy airport to show their anger at the executive orders.
A unified front outside….
TAKE VO
….while inside some families were divided when they landed.
Parvizi - SOT 1 - Nazli Parvizi, Iranian immigrant
"The fact that we are a family split apart by our governments is heartbreaking."
TAKE VO
Nazli Parvizi is Iranian born, her homeland now among the seven blacklisted countries.
Meaning her family are unable to visit her and if she leaves the US she may not be allowed back in.
Parvizi - SOT 2 - "This is horrifying. I'm horrified by the ban in general, but also it affects me personally, it affects my family. It affects my ability to see my family again for my son to meet his family in Iran."
TAKE VO
New York's airports are the gateway to the United States, often the entry point for passengers transiting to other American destinations.
With some families unable to meet their expected loved ones, lawyers gathered at JFK to offer help, free of charge.
Camille Mackler from the New York Immigration Coalition has been here since early on Saturday.
Mackler - SOT "We're hearing mainly at this point of people not being able to board the plane at their country of origin. But for the families who are here they are very worried, very cofused. They went through the paperwork, they went through the process, in some instances it literally took years. And here they are finding this moment and they don't understand why the door is being slammed in their face."
TAKE VO
The protests and offers of help were echoed in big city airports, across the country, throughout the weekend.
Like in Los Angeles, where so many of the west coast's immigrant families live.
TAKE VO
And San Francisco, where protesters marched inside the airport to occupy one of the terminals.
TAKE VO
While in the capital, campaigners took their frustration right to the President's front door.
TAKE VO
But for now, the man inside, Donald Trump is not budging on the ban, yet denies this is about targeting Muslims.
TAKE VO
With the order signed millions of Muslims are now excluded from America. But for the people here the only clear results of Donald Trump's executive orders are anger and confusion.
SOC
ENDS