CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right. President Trump's travel ban 2.0 now in effect. There's already a new legal challenge as the administration makes a key revision to the guidelines. CNN's Laura Jarrett live in Washington with the latest. And this was an important clarification. Fiances had been treated independently in immigration law for a very long time. There was a fiance exception to the visa process. Fiances had been left out of this. That's been remedied. But a new challenge.</s>LAURA JARRETT, CNN JUSTICE REPORTER: That's exactly right, Chris. No chaos at the airport this time, but the Trump administration, the way they're implementing this travel ban is how it's being challenged in court. The Supreme Court has said people from six Muslim majority nations must prove a bona fide relationship to a person in the U.S. in order to enter the country. But the state of Hawaii says the government is using this decision to wrongfully exclude a host of people like grandparents who do have a close family relationship and is now asking a federal judge, the same one that blocked the travel ban back in March, to weigh in and clarify exactly who can come in and who can't. The judge has now ordered the Justice Department to respond to that motion by Monday. But for now, the travel ban remains in effect. In the meantime, the State Department says, as you mentioned, that fiances are allowed into the country after originally putting out guidance that said that they weren't going to count as a bona fide relationship. Despite all of the lingering questions, though, on how exactly it's going to play out in court, the scene at airports has been calm so far, and no sign of mass protests like we saw back in January -- Clarissa.</s>CLARISSA WARD, CNN ANCHOR: OK, Laura. You've been on this story for us. Thank you so much. Well, coming up, the president's sexist tweets raise a lot of questions. In particular, why does President Trump target women? We're going to dig deeper. That's coming up next.
Trump's Revised Travel Ban Takes Effect