Trump has been blocked from enforcing immigration policies at houses of worship for Cooperative Baptists, Quakers and Sikhs as religious groups across the country fight to protect their congregations.

A federal judge on Monday blocked agents from carrying out immigration enforcement actions at places of worship for Quakers, Cooperative Baptists and Sikhs.

A federal judge in Maryland on Monday partly granted a request from Quakers and other religious groups to limit the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s authority to conduct immigration enforcement in houses of worship.

A federal judge on Monday blocked immigration agents from conducting enforcement operations in houses of worship for Quakers and a handful of other religious groups.

Several Quaker groups, a Baptist denomination and a Sikh temple challenged the Trump administration’s order allowing immigration agents to make arrests at churches.

A judged blocked an attempt from the Trump administration to allow deportation enforcement in or around protected places of worship.

The ruling applies only to facilities for a handful of Quaker, Baptist and Sikh denominations and congregations that sued last month.