Federal judges are braking the wide directives of President Trump by issuing a series of decisions that block his agenda.
Until now, more than three dozen demands that challenge important actions of the Trump administration, from gender to immigration and protections for federal employees, have been presented in court.
Many of the plaintiffs sought rapid relief and warned about imminent damage, which led to an extravagance of emergency hearings this week in courts throughout the country.
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Trump has signed dozens of executive actions since he returned to the Oval office last month, flooding the area with orders and statements that Zigzaguean between different policies.
These directives have generated rapid legal challenges, filling the agendas of the judges throughout the country, especially in Washington DC, where more than 20 new demands have returned their lives to the halls and galleries of the federal courts after weeks of little action.
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Federal judges in Washington scheduled hearings in eight demands only this week.
Although many of Trump’s actions have faced challenges, none has been subject to both legal scrutiny and their order that citizens restricted by birth right for children born to American parents abroad.
