Tracking The Trump Administration Legal Planet

Bonisiwe Shabane

-Nov 16, 2025, 5:43 PM

tracking the trump administration legal planet

See the list below for additional tracking and monitoring links to keep up to date on Executive Orders, and policy and regulatory changes put in place by the Federal Administration. · Whitehouse list www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions · Tweet thread tracker Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) / X Litigation Tracker: Legal Challenges to Trump Administration Actions Court filing by multiple states – Jan 2025 – addressing the Federal Freeze, dismantling public health, equity, and safety programs (Filing doc is here.) myAU | AU Library | myWCL | Library Home | myLEAGLE Library Account

Library Home | Research Guides | LEAGLE Catalog | E-Journals & Articles | Library Databases | Frequently Used Resources | Ask a Librarian A running list of executive orders signed by DJT. This feed is updated regularly via govinfo.gov This living, searchable resource tracks legal challenges to Trump administration executive actions. If you think we are missing anything, you can email us at [email protected]. The Tracker is part of the Collection: Just Security’s Coverage of the Trump Administration’s Executive Actions.

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The National Association of the Deaf (NAD), a civil rights organization, and two members of NAD are suing President Trump, Susan Wiles, the White House Chief of Staff, Karoline Leavitt, the Press Secretary to... Plaintiffs argue that without such services, deaf and hard of hearing individuals are unable to meaningfully access federal government programs and services or participate in American society. Plaintiffs claim that Defendants are violating the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits executive agencies from discriminating against individuals with disabilities when conducting any program or activity. Plaintiffs also allege that Defendants are violating the First Amendment, arguing that freedom of speech includes the right to receive information and that this deprivation impinges on their ability to petition the government. Plaintiffs further argue that the Fifth Amendment is violated because Plaintiffs are being denied equal protection under the law by being treated differently and because the Plaintiffs’ fundamental rights under the First Amendment are... Plaintiffs seek preliminary and permanent injunctive relief requiring Defendants to provide ASL interpreters at press briefings and other similar events.

They also seek a court declaration that Defendants are violating the Rehabilitation Act and the First and Fifth Amendments. Update 1: On November 4, Judge Ali granted plaintiffs’ motion for a preliminary injunction in part, ordering the administration to provide a simultaneous and publicly accessible feed with American Sign Language (“ASL”) interpretation for... The court did not grant the plaintiffs’ request to require ASL interpretation for Vice President, First Lady, or Second Lady press briefings or events and that interpretation be provided for all videos on the... By Alex Lemonides, Seamus Hughes, Mattathias Schwartz, Lazaro Gamio and Camille Baker The Trump administration’s sweeping policy changes face a number of lawsuits. In many of these cases, the courts have let the administration’s policies stay in effect, but in more than 100 cases, the courts have issued preliminary injunctions, or temporary restrictions on the administration’s directives.

Here is a snapshot of where the lawsuits against President Trump stand: The dozens of lawsuits fall into these categories. These tools may be helpful in keeping track of the many changes being made by the Trump administration. The list is updated as I become aware of new resources; no paywalled sites are included. Note that some of these resources overlap categories (e.g. DOGE and Federal Workforce & Offices), so you may want to review related categories.

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