WHITFIELD: The U.S. is getting ready to receive remains of troops from North Korea. About 100 wooden transport cases are being sent to the DMZ in preparation for the exchange. Most of the remains are believed to be U.S. service members who died in the Korean War. CNN's global affairs correspondent Elise Labott joining me now from Washington. So Elise, President Trump has been talking about the return of these remains. Is this pat an agreement President Trump made with Kim Jong- un at that Singapore summit?</s>ELISE LABOTT, CNN GLOBAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT: That's right, Fred. Since the summit, North Korea has agreed to repatriate these remains. We have to be clear, we are not sure how many of these 200 or so sets of remains are U.S. soldiers or U.S. servicemen. They could be from other countries. I don't really think North Korea knows. They are believed, a lot of them, to be U.S. servicemen. So they will be handed over to the u United Nations officially on</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Elise Labott in Washington. Thanks so much. So is the President's travel ban legal? The Supreme Court is poised to answer that question this week. The impact of that possible ruling straight ahead.
U.S. Is Getting Ready To Receive Remains Of Troops From North Korea