The Trump administration is facing over 100 lawsuits related to its aggressive measures to freeze federal spending, terminate federal employees, and dismantle various agencies. A multistate lawsuit has been initiated to reverse the mass firings of federal workers, with reports indicating that thousands of former employees are struggling to challenge these firings in court. Legal avenues for contesting the administration's actions have been limited, as courts have been rejecting many of the efforts to address the firings. Additionally, a federal judge in San Francisco has ruled that the mass firings were illegal and has ordered the official responsible for these actions to testify at an upcoming hearing, threatening sanctions if compliance is not met. Union leaders have expressed concerns regarding the impact of these decisions on federal workers and the services they provide to the public.