President Trump signed more Executive Orders at the White House today, despite facing backlash from judges who have blocked some of his previous orders. In a series of tweets, Trump accused the judges of being “highly political” and attempting to obstruct his efforts to overhaul the federal government.
The orders in question included measures to freeze government spending, terminate civil servants, and restrict birthright citizenship. Five judges issued temporary injunctions against these orders on Monday, prompting Trump to criticize their actions as “intolerable judicial overreach.”
The Department of Justice also condemned the judges for their actions, with Trump taking to Truth Social to express his frustration. He claimed that the investigation into government fraud, waste, and abuse has already uncovered significant issues that need to be addressed, and accused the judges of trying to stall his plans.
Despite the legal challenges, President Trump remains determined to move forward with his agenda to dismantle federal agencies and make significant changes within the government. Stay updated on this developing story as more information becomes available.
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