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Federal Courts Rule Against Trump Administration in 75 First Amendment Cases

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Federal judges have issued rulings against the Trump administration in 75 separate First Amendment cases since the start of his second term. The courts found that the administration had violated constitutional protections covering free speech, religious freedom, and press rights. This legal record stands in contrast to Trump's stated pledge to eliminate what he described as 'government censorship'. The rulings represent a significant pattern of judicial pushback against the administration's policies and actions. The findings were reported by the Times of India, drawing on cumulative federal court data.

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