In a surprising move, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a lawsuit against the entire federal district court in Maryland, challenging policies related to immigration cases and the automatic stays barring deportations. The case, which has drawn significant attention, will be presided over by a judge appointed by Trump, amid criticisms depicting it as an attack on the judiciary. Conservative litigator Paul Clement has been engaged to defend the Maryland federal judges, who argue that their actions are in defense of the Constitution. This lawsuit marks a notable escalation in the ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and the judicial system, as the DOJ contends that the judges have violated the law in their rulings regarding immigration orders.