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The Trump administration's use of executive orders and the subsequent lawsuits filed against them.
The most consequential differences between ICE removals under Barack Obama and Donald Trump were not only raw counts but priorities, prosecutorial discretion, and tactics: Obama tightened priorities a...
issued an on March 27, 2025 titled " to American History," which directed the and related agencies to review and remove park and museum materials deemed to “disparage” American history, and staff subs...
There is no authoritative, sourced tally in the provided reporting that establishes a definitive count of how many times or his 2017–2021 administration “defied” federal court orders; available materi...
A collision between a state-level conviction and claims of would trigger immediate legal fights over whether the challenged conduct was an “official act” and therefore immune, a question recently fram...
Multiple federal district courts issued preliminary injunctions in 2025 in cases styled challenging , and at least one of those injunctions was appealed to , which affirmed in part, vacated in part as...
There is no credible, evidence-based single count of “how many laws have been broken” by in his second administration; instead, reporting and legal trackers record hundreds of lawsuits and dozens of e...
The short answer: both. The Trump administration has aggressively used executive orders, emergency proclamations and agency actions to remake policy — effectively "making law" through unilateral execu...