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- U.S. President Donald Trump faces more than 600 lawsuits, with over 350 cases allowing policies to remain in effect during litigation.
- Courts have partially halted policies in more than 150 cases.
- Key lawsuits include Trump’s executive order on housing transgender women with male inmates, a funding freeze challenged by more than 20 states, and attempts to limit birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants.
- The Supreme Court is involved in 28 cases, including challenges to tariffs and the legality of deploying the National Guard in Illinois.
- The outcomes of these cases could significantly impact the administration's policies.
