After taking office, Donald Trump enacted executive orders that significantly impacted federal programs and agencies meant to safeguard Americans' lives. His actions have led to over 60 lawsuits from various stakeholders, resulting in multiple temporary court orders halting several initiatives, including ending birthright citizenship and freezing federal funds. Additionally, a judge ruled against Trump's federal worker buyout program, stating unions lacked standing to sue. The White House has labeled judicial responses as 'activism,' asserting it creates a 'constitutional crisis', while Trump has shown noncompliance with certain court directives.
No sooner did Donald Trump take the oath of office than he immediately took a wrecking ball to government agencies and programs that protect nearly every aspect of Americans' lives.
Courts have put temporary holds on Trump's attempts to: end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, freeze billions of dollars in federal spending appropriated by Congress, transfer incarcerated transgender women to men's prisons.
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