Two recent publications argue forcefully for a revised order to the books: 3, 4a, 4b, 5, 6, 7, 1 and 2. Harry Hide's translation is the first edition to print the books in this order (2010), and Gareth Williams argues that this is the most likely sequence (2012).
After courts blocked the order from taking effect, he issued a revised order in March, this time excluding Iraq.
The Trump administration has said it plans to issue a revised order next week.
If the affirmative action required of federal contractors was a recipe for "proportional representation," then Revised Order No. 4 was bound to leave a large footprint on campus.
Let's be clear: This revised order is a Muslim ban.
The revised order was a conscientious effort to meet the objections of the Ninth Circuit.
The walkout was led by Representative Peter Hoekstra of Michigan, the committee's top Republican, who said he and other members had received the 40-page revised order only minutes before the briefing, held for intelligence-oversight lawmakers of both houses, and had never had a chance to offer their views during the drafting.
The revised order also removes the original's preference for refugees who are members of "minority" religions in their country of origin.
Grace Meng, an immigration researcher for Human Rights Watch's US program, said the changes contained within Trump's revised order were "merely cosmetic".
Trump is expected to issue a revised version of the order this week.
Earlier today, the White House announced a revised version of an executive order restricting travel for citizens and nationals from certain countries: Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen (Iraq is now exempted).
