Trump's Executive Orders Delayed
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Donald Trump Suffers Triple Blow in Courts
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President Donald Trump 's rapid round of executive orders since he became president are being challenged and delayed in federal courts across the U.S. Two of his latest rulings concern his layoff of thousands of federal workers.
The third ruling could have major implications for January 6 defendants who face charges unrelated to the riot at the Capitol .
Conservative attorney Mike Davis , wrote on X on March 13 that the San Francisco decision was completely unwarranted.
Friedrich will rule on the Dan Wilson January 6 case, which could have major implications for other January 6 defendants charged with unrelated crimes.
The Trump administration will likely appeal the decisions on probationary workers.