In a landmark decision, a federal judge in Texas has opened the door for lawsuits against the Trump administration under the Alien Enemies Act. The ruling comes after months of legal battles and debate over the controversial executive orders put in place by President Trump.

The Alien Enemies Act, which dates back to the 18th century, allows the government to designate certain individuals or groups as enemies during times of war or conflict. Critics argue that the act is outdated and unconstitutional, while supporters claim it is necessary for national security.

The judge's decision to uphold the Alien Enemies Act has sparked both praise and outrage across the country. Proponents of the ruling believe it is a necessary step to hold the administration accountable for its actions, while opponents view it as an overreach of judicial power.

Whether or not lawsuits will be filed against the Trump administration remains to be seen, but one thing is certain - this ruling has set a precedent for future legal battles involving the Alien Enemies Act.