Lawsuits are piling up against the nearly 50 executive orders that President Donald Trump has issued since the start of his second term last month, raising roadblocks as Trump races to accomplish as much as possible in his first 100 days in office.

As of Feb. 7, approximately 35 lawsuits have been filed against Trump’s 46 executive orders, according to lists compiled by Just Security and the Federal Register. Some of the complaints target Trump’s efforts to unwind government aid for transgender procedures, his immigration policy, and his efforts to roll back major federal programs that the administration argues have contributed to excessive spending of taxpayer dollars.