In the first months of his presidency, more than 150 lawsuits were filed against the Trump administration.

Just two months into Donald Trump's presidential term, the American leader is already fighting more than 150 lawsuits challenging his political decisions. This was announced on Sunday, March 23, according to Bloomberg.

"Judges across the United States often rule against the administration and in some cases make it clear that the president may have exceeded his authority by acting without congressional approval," the publication says.

At the same time, most of the lawsuits are related to the tightening of migration policy. Large-scale dismissals of government employees are also often challenged in the courts.

The Trump administration is increasingly being accused of disobeying court orders and improperly complying with the law.

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Earlier, on March 22, U.S. District Judge Nina Wang ruled that 53-year-old Mexican citizen Jeanette Visguerra, who moved to a church to avoid deportation, could not be expelled from Colorado without further legal proceedings.

On March 21, the Federal Court of the United States temporarily banned the Social Security Service from transferring access to confidential data of American citizens to the US Department of Public Safety (DOGE) of Elon Musk.