Legal challenges against President Donald Trump's executive actions are mounting, with over 70 lawsuits filed in various U.S. courts, predominantly presided over by judges appointed by Democrats. These lawsuits aim to block Trump's aggressive agenda, which includes attempts to reshape the judiciary and assert expansive presidential powers. The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on several key issues, including Trump's authority to fire members of independent boards and the legality of his executive orders. Recent rulings have generally favored the plaintiffs, posing significant hurdles for the Trump administration. As the legal landscape evolves, the administration's efforts to cement its legacy through judicial appointments remain a focal point, with the Supreme Court's decisions likely to have lasting implications.