Donald Trump tells his base that his immigration policy is anti-Muslim, and more than 90% of the people affected by it are Muslim. The Solicitor General tells the Court that the ban is not anti-Muslim because most Muslims in the world do not fall within it. The question is whether the President gets to have it both ways.
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