The Federal Judge on Friday said that he would pause the deadline for midnight for the US Agency for International Development for several hundred workers from working more than 5,000.
The American district of Carl Nichols has made an announcement from the bench after hearing in the Federal Courtroom in Washington, DC
Nichols said he would enter the “very limited” suspension order before midnight, “will be focused on the placement of 2,200 or 2,700 employees on administrative leave, and then accelerated the removal of people from their countries.”
The White House spokesman did not immediately respond to a comment request in the upcoming order.
American Association of Foreign Services, a trade union represented by the Foreign Services working for USAID, and the American Federation of Government Officers sued Trump’s Administration Thursday after the administration said earlier this week, that thousands of USAIDs would be placed on the administratively leave of 11 Year: 59 Friday as part of a wide maneuver by President Donald Trump and the Technical Ministry of the Government Elon Musk to start reshaping the Federal Government.
The Groups requested the court to perform temporary restraints and a preliminary prohibition of administration to stop that there was abruptly stops that efforts to dissolve agencies for foreign help “Sadly stops the key work of USAID employees, grenades and contractors.”
The lawsuit states that the trumpet efforts “exceed the presidential administration and the usurp legislature to assign the Constitution to the Congress”, violating the separation of authority.
“It is not just one of the actions of the accused for the dismantling USAID in accordance with the approval of the Congress Approval. And in accordance with the Federal Statute, the Congress is the only entity that may legally dismantle the Agency,” says the lawsuit.
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2025-02-07 21:40:00
