Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett cast the deciding vote to partly reverse a lower court order and allow the new Trump administration rule that bars almost all Central and South American asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border to go into effect, except in California and Arizona, while a challenge to the rule is pending.

Trump Third Circuit Judge David Porter dissents from ruling by Reagan and Bush judges and tries to uphold denial of asylum claim despite agency failure to meaningfully consider evidence of abhorrent Chinese practices violating reproductive freedom, threatening many immigrants.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho tried to give a lawyer paid $1,000 per day a chance to get overtime pay and to revive the dangerous nondelegation doctrine, which would invalidate crucial federal workers' rights and other rules.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge David Stras cast the deciding vote to affirm a preliminary injunction that suspended a North Dakota law that sought to protect farm equipment dealers and the farming community from equipment manufacturers' improper practices.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge David Stras writes opinion creating religious exemption from state anti-bias law for video company that wants to deny service to same-sex couples.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder cast the deciding vote in dismissing a transgender woman's lawsuit against prison officials who had refused to provide transition-related surgery.

Trump 2nd Cir judges Sullivan, Bianco and Park join dissent trying to prevent foster parents from suing for adequate funds to care for foster children, threatening the welfare of more than 25,000 foster children in New York, as well as those in Connecticut and Vermont

Trump Seventh Circuit Judges Barrett, Brennan, Scudder, and St. Eve join ruling prohibiting the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from seeking restitution for defrauded consumers, empowering corporations' deceptive and fraudulent practices and seriously harming consumers in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judges Larsen and Readler dismissed a homeowner's suit against a police officer for an unconstitutional break-in to his home, even though there was evidence the officer had gotten the search warrant based on a reckless disregard for the truth or even a deliberate falsehood.

Trump Sixth Circuit Judges Bush, Larsen, Murphy, Nalbandian, Readler, and Thapar use dissent in IRS disclosure case to rail against the federal government and the authority of Congress to effectively address national problems.

Trump Tenth Circuit Judge Allison Eid's dissent would allow fabricated evidence to be used to dismiss a false arrest and malicious prosecution claim.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Andrew Oldham casts deciding vote to prevent fired restaurant manager from seeking a remedy for his employer's retaliation against him for raising an age discrimination issue, yet another example of Trump judge rulings against working people .

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judges Branch and Grant dismiss a prisoner's retaliation claim as frivolous despite the appeal's arguable basis in fact and law.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch's deciding vote to dismiss a man's claim that prison officials were delliberately indifferent to his concerns over prison violence, which culminated in him being severely stabbed, condones conduct that perpetuates prison violence.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judges Ho, Willett, Duncan, and Oldham dissent from ruling, joined by Trump Judge Engelhardt, to try to prevent trial on police officers' use of excessive force in shooting a suicidal teenager, threatening ability to hold police accountable when they violate the law.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Marvin Quattlebaum dissents from ruling allowing securities class action to go forward, trying to prevent shareholders from getting a remedy for false and misleading corporate statements and threatening to more generally harm consumers and help corporations.

Trump Fifth Circuit Judge Andrew Oldham prevents accountability and damages against FBI agents whose lies and fabrication of evidence resulted in a person's imprisonment, harming the cause of law enforcement accountability.

Trump Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder would have denied the defendant a hearing to contest a warrant's validity despite evidence that a police officer recklessly or even intentionally failed to disclose vital information that undercut his case for a search warrant.

Trump Ninth Circuit Judge Mark Bennett's dissent would allow the seizure of funds from a trust account to be applied to an outstanding restitution payment.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge Steven Grasz would have ruled that the ADA lets a theater refuse to provide captioning for deaf individuals except for one Saturday matinee per show.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Julius Richardson denies black lung benefits to disabled former coal mine worker, threatening similar benefits to other such workers.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judges Quattlebaum and Richardson joined a harsh dissent where the full court majority decided 8-7 that a challenge can proceed to a Virginia law that targets people who are homeless and struggle with alcoholism for arrest and imprisonment.

Trump Eleventh Circuit Judge Elizabeth Branch cast the deciding vote to reverse a lower court decision and rule that a police officer should be immune from being sued for shooting and injuring a 10-year-old boy after the police had already apprehended an unarmed suspect in the boy's yard.

Trump Fourth Circuit Judge Marvin Quattlebaum dissented in a ruling that declared unconstitutional a provision that the City of Baltimore used in most police abuse settlements that required survivors of police violence to refrain from discussing the case publicly on pain of losing half the settlement amount.

Trump Eighth Circuit Judge David Stras cast the deciding vote that a woman could be charged with manslaughter for using drugs while she was pregnant, which helped cause the death of her newborn child.