Fox News reports on 19 states suing to stop DOGE from accessing certain information. Trump administration faces legal challenges from various groups, most of which have been rejected by judges. Courts are limited in intervening in executive orders. Near-term victories have allowed DOGE to continue agenda, though premature 'winning' claims are cautioned against by legal experts.
Key Points
Courts have rejected most legal challenges to Trump's actions
Judges note lack of standing or proof of harm in many cases
Limited avenues for challenging executive orders or presidential actions
Pros
Courts are upholding the limited power to intervene in executive orders and actions
Near-term court victories have allowed DOGE to continue its agenda
Cons
Plaintiffs face challenges in proving immediate harm for emergency relief
Premature 'winning' claims by allies and legal commentators