Trump Faces Three Legal Defeats in One Day After Attacking Judges – Knowhere News

Trump says he would 'never defy' SCOTUS, commits to complying with courts despite flurry of legal setbacks

President Donald Trump defended his respect for the judiciary in a new interview, even as federal judges accuse his administration of bad-faith refusal to follow court orders.

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Donald Trump Suffers Flurry of Legal Losses

Newsweek has contacted the White House press office for comment on Friday via email outside of regular office hours.Since his inauguration on January 20, Trump has signed a succession of executive orders including declaring a national emergency on the southern border over illegal immigration, ordering federal agencies to scrap DEI initiatives and penalizing schools that allow transgender individuals to participate in girls' sports.With the U.S. …

Trump Faces Three Legal Defeats in One Day After Attacking Judges – Knowhere News

Donald Trump’s political plans took a hit on Thursday when three separate judges ruled against him in one day. This came just one day after the president criticized judges who were blocking his immigration plans, calling them part of a “judicial insurrection.” In Washington, a federal judge temporarily blocked a significant part of Trump’s efforts to make changes to voting and election registration rules. Critics argued that Trump’s executive or…

Donald Trump suffers flurry of legal losses

A number of district judges have ruled against the Trump administration in multiple cases over the past week.

Donald Trump Faces Triple Federal Court Defeats

Share Tweet Pin Email By Charles Switzer 12:28pm PDT, Apr 25, 2025 Trump's Legal Setback: Triple Blow from the Courts On Thursday, April 24,  President Donald Trump faced a series of legal setbacks when three different federal judges ruled against him on significant issues, The Daily Beast reported.This came just one day after Trump accused judges of engaging in "judicial insurrection" for blocking his deportation plans. The rulings hi…