The second judge orders thousands of employees the monitoring of Trump to return
A federal judge ordered Thursday night to return thousands of federal workers temporarily launched by the Trump administration.
The American boycott judge James Burder in Maryland has issued a temporary temporary matter against dozens of agencies and departments and their leaders throughout the federal government that ended the workers as part of the efforts to reduce the armed forces.
“In this case, the government conducted the demobilization of the massive workers, but it did not make any prior notice. Birdar wrote in his decision:” It claims that it was not required because, he says, each of these thousands of test employees rejected for other individual reasons. “
“In the record in front of the court, this is not true. There were no individual assessments of employees. They were all shot.”
Hours ago, a federal judge in California ordered that the ancient warriors affairs sections, defense, energy, interior, agriculture and treasury provide reunification of thousands of test staff that the Trump administration ended last month. The Ministry of Justice submitted a notice of appeal in this case.
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It applies from Bredar to 12 departments that have launched monitoring workers: agriculture, trade, education, energy, health, humanitarian services, internal security, housing, urban, internal development, employment, transportation, treasury and old warriors.
It also applies to the recently completed test workers at the United States Agency for International Development, the Financial Consumer Protection Office, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Company, Public Service Management and Small Business Administration.
They were awarded a final date before March 17 at 1 pm East time to return the affected employees.
Bredar admitted his influence amid the government’s refusal About 200,000 employees under observation – workers who suffer from modern appointments or have taken new positions – since President Donald Trump took office in January.
“The court is not blind to the practical reality of that the relief that is requested today will have far -reaching effects on the federal workforce and will require the government to spend significant resources in an attempt to retreat from [reductions in force] “It has been placed in place.”
He added: “When, as most likely here, the government participated in an illegal plan that extends over large areas of the federal workforce, it is imperative that the treatment of this plan will be an important task.”
A group of countries that include democratic lawyers submitted the case to seek A temporary restriction order This would allow employees who are expired to restore their jobs, on the pretext that the Trump administration ignored a protocol to end federal employees.
Breider wrote that the Ministry of Defense and the Office of the Personnel Affairs and National Archives were excluded from the judge’s order due to the provision of “insufficient evidence” of a decrease in strength.
California Prosecutor Rob Punta praised the ruling on a After x.
“We are happy with the court’s decision to restrict the reckless guidance of Trump and we will continue to monitor and ensure compliance,” he wrote.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.