Immigrants Filed Tens of Thousands of Lawsuits in Trump's First Year

The federal courts are dealing with a barrage of immigration-related lawsuits, with more filed over the past year than any period in history, challenging the administration's border policies. This legal onslaught tests the resilience of the judicial system and the executive branch's ability to enforce immigration laws without constant litigation. The sheer volume of these cases suggests a significant shift in the legal landscape regarding migration and national sovereignty.