Judges Challenge Trump's Agenda

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‘Move fast and break things?’ Judges are telling Trump to put them back together.

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Federal courts are struggling to pause actions that may be unlawful.

A growing number of judges tell President Trump to roll back those actions until lawsuits can be heard.

The Trump administration “has really taken to heart the motto of move fast and break things,’” says Daniel Farber , a professor at the University of California, Berkeley law school.

Federal judges around the country are wading into compliance with court orders on immigration and others.

The trend appears to be that the executive branch is straddling the line between obeying the courts and waiting for appeals or delaying making the ordered changes.

Conservatives argue that these fast-paced actions are a necessary response after four years of soft immigration enforcement under President Joe Biden .

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