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18. trump got mad at the DOJ and now the DOJ will continue to try to enforce these executive orders

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 11:55 AM

14 hrs ago

The executive orders against the law firms are clearly unconstitutional, but trump does not want to back down

Link to tweet

NEW and BREAKING:

In a major reversal, the Trump admin is NOW trying to walk back its decision to walk away from defending the law firm executive orders in court.

DOJ just notified the four fighting law firms that it now intends to continue defending the legality of the orders in court.

A day ago, DOJ had a very different position.

If the trump DOJ drops these appeals, then there will a final judicial ruling declaring these orders unconstitutional. Such a ruling could encourage the firms who signed the unconstitutional "agreements" to seek to challenge their unconstitutional agreements.

This will be fun to watch

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Trump administration to drop defense of law firm sanctions [View all] BumRushDaShow Monday OP

anyone bending at the knee for this fascist fuck needs to go out of business Skittles Monday #1

Gathering as many "references" that I can find right now to add to the OP! BumRushDaShow Monday #3

Trump DOJ gives up on order punishing law firms: report LetMyPeopleVote Monday #2

WHO would want to do business with those who immediately caved to Trump? Skittles Monday #4

Apparently those who caved not only lost business BumRushDaShow Monday #5

can you imagine how humiliating it would be for any true patriot Skittles Monday #6

They can join the ranks of the infamous BumRushDaShow Monday #7

Or "Not what they believed they were agreeing to?" vanlassie Monday #9

So, I wonder how the firms Miguelito Loveless Monday #8

MaddowBlog-Justice Department to throw in the towel on Trump's campaign against law firms LetMyPeopleVote Monday #10

I started my career at Wilmer more than 40 years ago. onenote Monday #14

Those who bent the knee weren't exactly advertising their skill in the law, were they? muriel_volestrangler Monday #11

Kirkland & Ellis is facing new questions about its deal with President Donald Trump, including the part that Trump advis LetMyPeopleVote Monday #12

'Great villains': Law firms that 'groveled' to Trump scorched as revenge bid dropped LetMyPeopleVote Monday #13

Trump's attempt to strip several progressive law firms and individual lawyers of security clearances and federal contrac riversedge 21 hrs ago #15

Can these law firms now sue Trump Old Crank 20 hrs ago #16

It sure seems he can dump on others Old Crank 20 hrs ago #17

trump got mad at the DOJ and now the DOJ will continue to try to enforce these executive orders LetMyPeopleVote 14 hrs ago #18

It's official. Govt asks to withdraw its unopposed motion to dismiss its appeal in the law firm executive order cases. LetMyPeopleVote 13 hrs ago #19

In sudden reversal, Trump DOJ moves to revive retaliation cases against law firms LetMyPeopleVote 12 hrs ago #20

MaddowBlog-In a stunning reversal, Trump's Justice Department revives campaign against law firms LetMyPeopleVote 6 hrs ago #21