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Litigation tracker lists 991 legal challenges to Trump administration executive actions
Just Security's litigation tracker currently records 991 cases challenging Trump administration executive actions, excluding cases the government itself files and counting appeals within the original case. In the National Association of the Deaf case, a judge partly granted a preliminary injunction on 4 November 2025, ordering a simultaneous accessible feed with ASL interpretation for White House briefings by the President or Press Secretary, and the government appealed to the D.C. Circuit on 13 November 2025. A separate case, National Federation of the Blind v.
Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit over Alaska Senate certification and candidate names
A federal judge dismissed a Department of Justice lawsuit seeking to block Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola from taking office, which was based on concern that independent candidate Daniel J. Sullivan would confuse voters with incumbent Dan S. Sullivan. Judge Sharon Gleason found the government had not shown how its requested relief could work without breaching ballot secrecy, and said the executive branch has no legitimate role in Alaska's ballot decisions.