Judicial Authority and Overreach

District judges have recently halted several executive orders from the Trump administration, including efforts to dismantle USAID and ban transgender individuals from military service. The extent of judicial authority to impede the executive branch is debated, as some believe there is significant judicial resistance against the administration's actions. The number of temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions issued during Trump's early presidency surpasses those seen throughout Biden's entire four-year term. This trend raises questions about whether such judicial interventions represent necessary checks or potential overreach.