President Trump's blizzard of executive orders has run into a snowplow of legal challenges.

There are dozens of cases challenging the White House's actions, and judges all over the country have found that the White House acted illegally.

Here's just a few examples. On immigration, several judges have blocked Trump's order ending birthright citizenship.

On the federal workforce,

a judge blocked the offer encouraging government employees to resign. On transgender rights,

a judge blocked the Trump administration from moving trans women to federal prisons for men.

There are also rulings that block the dismantling of USAID, the administration's freeze on federal grants,

and more. The challenges and the rulings continue to pour in. And Trump's team is punching back.

After a judge blocked Elon Musk's Doge team from accessing personal data and other Treasury

Department systems, Musk referred to the judge as, quote, a corrupt

judge protecting corruption and called for his impeachment. And Vice President J.D. Vance

made the controversial claim on Sunday that, quote, judges aren't allowed to control the

executive's legitimate power. That echoes something he said in 2021 on the podcast, Jack Murphy

Live. I think that what Trump should do, like if I was giving him one piece of advice,

fire every single mid-level bureaucrat, every civil sermon in the administrative state,

replace them with our people. And when the courts, because you will get taken to court,

and when the courts stop you,

stand before the country like Andrew Jackson did and say the chief justice has made his ruling,

now let him enforce it. On Monday in an interview with radio host Mark Levin, President Trump

criticized judges for wanting to, quote, tell everybody how to run the country.

Judges should be ruling.

They shouldn't be dictating what you're supposed to be doing.

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