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A federal judge dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit against Maryland federal judges. The lawsuit challenged a standing order that temporarily delays deportations for two business days. The Justice Department argued the order was unauthorized and acted as a broad injunction. The judge, a Trump appointee, ruled the administration must find another way to challenge the order, stating suing the judges directly was improper. He didn't address the order's legality itself, focusing instead on the administration's lack of legal standing and the judges' immunity. This ruling highlights ongoing clashes between the Trump administration and the judiciary.

Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.