Since late February, Trump has used the power of the presidency to punish law firms that he accuses of weaponizing the justice system and undermining the national interest, part of his promised campaign of vengeance against his perceived political enemies.

Trump’s use of executive orders against specific law firms is widely seen as an effort to intimidate and punish them for representing people or causes at odds with his administration.

Many of the firms also were once home to lawyers who were involved in investigations of Trump himself, such as former special counsel Robert Mueller, who led the probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.