That is blocking Trump from sending anybody else to that El Salvador prison the way that he did those several hundred men.

It remains to be seen if the courts will also order Trump to return those men from El Salvador.

But just in case Trump had designs on sending people to yet another random country to which the deportees had no connection,

a federal judge tonight in Massachusetts has blocked him

from doing that. Want more? There's more. Today, also, a federal judge has blocked Trump from

shutting down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Trump had tried to fire most of the people

who worked there and then told the remaining people who were still there

that they were not allowed to do any work. And then he shut down the physical headquarters

of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. But now a federal judge has issued an injunction

blocking Trump from doing any of that. She has, as of tonight, ordered Donald Trump to instruct the government,

to reinstate the employees of the CFPB, and to preserve the agency's contracts and their data.

But wait, there's more. On Trump's week one botched and incoherent order to cut off all federal

spending, all federal grants.

Now a federal appeals court has upheld the lower court rulings that shut him down on that

on Trump's ham-handed White House proclamation that all so-called probationary employees had to be

fired from multiple agencies.

That's the one they soon realized was so blatantly illegal.

They tried to take it back and pretend that it had just been a suggestion all along.

Well, now a federal appeals court has upheld yet another of the lower court rulings that

shut Trump down on that one as well.

Oh, do you want more?

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