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The use of nationwide injunctions by lower courts to block government actions and the Supreme Court's ruling on their limitations.
Two federal district-court opinions have been reported as issuing permanent injunctions that bar key Trump Administration executive orders on constitutional grounds: U.S. District Judge John H. Chun’s...
Federal courts have treated lawsuits brought by or states against as legally fraught and politically charged: lower courts frequently entertain such suits and sometimes issue injunctions, but standing...
Courts across the country have repeatedly blocked major Trump administration executive actions—ranging from orders on diversity, immigration, and social-service funding to targeted revocations of secu...
No—the has not issued a broad injunction that specifically prevents from signing executive orders; instead, in the Court limited lower courts’ power to issue “universal” or that blocked his orders fro...
The Obama administration faced a significant but not unprecedented volume of , including dozens of and a rising wave of that began during his term; by contrast, the administrations generated a markedl...
Federal courts have repeatedly used preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders to limit federal agents’ tactics at protests—narrowly tailored orders that bar arrests, detentions, or use ...
Three federal district courts that issued nationwide injunctions against President Trump’s January 20, 2025 Executive Order on birthright citizenship—those in Washington, Maryland, and Massachusetts—o...