A number of federal district court judges across the United States have recently issued rulings blocking presidential executive orders, raising concerns about judicial overreach and its impact on the constitutional balance of power. Critics argue that these judges, described as activists or radical and often characterized as left-leaning, are undermining the authority of the President and encroaching on Article II powers to run executive branch agencies. The rulings have targeted key aspects of the administration's agenda, including immigration policies, leading to accusations of a judicial coup or insurrection against the President and the electorate. Supporters of the President have pledged to appeal these decisions to higher courts, emphasizing that the American people voted decisively for the current administration's platform. The situation has sparked a debate about the role of the judiciary and its influence on governance in the United States.