A Federal Judge of California has blocked temporary blocked plans, 21 departments and agency rearrangement plans during the federal government when it works to reduce Trump Administration.
“The President has authority to seek change changes in branch agencies, but in the case of large-scale reorganization, the Judge Susan Illston wrote after hearing earlier arguments on his command.
“President has given many collaborations before; Nothing will prevent the President, in the President, must request a temporary reduction cooperation to pause large-scale reductions.” He wrote.
Temporary restraint orders, for two weeks, puts the “Government Department” Employee Optimization Initiative to address 21 departments and agencies. Applications also includes employee management and the DOGE offices provided by the reports provided to the same effect.
Designated by President Bill Clinton, he said there is no statute that provides a statutory office management, management and budget office, or other federal documents of the DOGE to rectification, restructuring or elimination of itself. “Such action conference is outside the limits of any authority that wore OPM or OMM, and as indicated, DOGE has no authority,” he wrote.
Thousands of federal staff working in departments and agencies throughout the country, since Trump loaded January, the Trump Administration did not carry out a specific number of employees available.
The blocked departments and agencies blocked by reductions or reorder barriers, management and budget office, staff management and housing and urban planning, interior and transport.
Trump Administration argued the case, archived on April 28, has been accurate The executive order It was spent three months ago. In similarities in similar cases, the administration has argued that the issues immediately given the orders prescribed as early as early. “Defendants cannot be in two ways,” said the Judge Illston. “Court has noted the information that the plaintiffs can receive, about the damage that may comply with the order, OMM / OPM Memorandum and Arrpes (Rif and Reorganization Plans of Agency).”
“Illegal attempts to reorganize the federal government has converted agencies, interrupting critical services provided in our nation,” non-profit, union and local governments said on Friday.
“Each of us invests in the effectiveness of the federal government.
Illston is listening to more arguments on May 22 in this case.
The White House did not respond immediately to request comments.
2025-05-10 03:10:00
