The rate eclipsed the 99 executive orders that then President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed in his first 100 days in 1933 to combat the Great Depression. In his address to Congress last month,

The filing marks the most coordinated legal pushback yet against a series of Trump orders aimed at penalizing high-profile firms.

In his first term as president, Trump signed a total of 220 executive orders, though some of them were revoked by his successor, Joe Biden. (Naturally, Trump returned the favor when he was back in office, rescinding over a dozen Biden-era executive orders, including one that had raised the minimum wage for federal workers.)