The Trump administration is facing ongoing legal challenges as courts continue to issue nationwide injunctions blocking President Trump's executive orders, particularly those related to immigration and deportation policies. Advocates for the administration argue that these injunctions represent judicial overreach and are undermining the president's mandate to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. The administration has filed a major amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, which is poised to rule on the use of nationwide injunctions. Recent court decisions include the denial of the administration's appeal to revoke parole for Cuban and other migrants, as well as rulings against deportation efforts involving foreign students and Salvadoran detainees. The administration has secured a temporary win from an appeals court in a case concerning the deportation of a Salvadoran man. President Trump has publicly expressed frustration with what he describes as activist judges obstructing his immigration policies, emphasizing his commitment to deporting all undocumented immigrants, including those brought in under previous administrations. Supporters of the administration call for stronger measures to counteract judicial decisions, including impeachment of judges or suspension of habeas corpus to facilitate deportations.