220 lawsuits in 100 days: Trump administration faces unprecedented legal blitz

At least 220 lawsuits have been filed in 100 days , challenging nearly every element of Trump 's agenda.

Judges have blocked key parts of the president's agenda ranging from immigration policy to military guidelines.

The president's supporters have decried the litigation as a "judicial coup," while those opposing his policies have praised judges for serving as a check.

The Trump administration has faced multiple lawsuits challenging his actions on the grounds they violate the First Amendment .

The Supreme Court has handed the Trump administration a series of temporary wins, including vacating an order blocking deportations under the Alien Enemies Act .

The administration has rebutted orders to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the United States despite the Supreme Court ordering them to do so.

At least nine current or recent students have challenged the Trump administration's attempt to revoke their visas or green cards.

Several students allege they were targeted for their outspoken support of Palestinians .

The Trump administration also invoked a rarely used law to justify removing noncitizens such as Mahmoud Khalil , a prominent figure during student protests at Columbia .