US EditionAppeals court rules Trump can fire board members of independent labor agencies
- Donald Trump plans to purge the federal workforce, targeting up to 50% of employees at various agencies, according to an internal White House document obtained by The Washington Post.
- Trump signed an executive order to limit collective bargaining rights for many employees across 18 government departments, escalating tensions with unions.
- An appeals court ruled that President Trump has the power to fire members of independent labor agencies without cause, stating that restrictions are unconstitutional.
- The decision could impact Trump's plans for workforce reductions across federal agencies, affecting services and oversight.
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ThePatriotLight - BREAKING: Appeals Court Sides with Trump, Clears the Way for Him to Fire Members of Labor, Merit Systems Board
ThePatriotLight - Gwynne Wilcox: screen image YouTube A federal appeals court has cleared the way for President Trump to finally fire members of the labor and workforce protection boards. President Trump previously fired Cathy Harris, the Democrat chairwoman of the Merit Systems Protection Board, a Biden holdover – she was then rehired by a corrupt Obama judge. Trump also fired Gwynne Wilcox of the National Labor Relations Board – she was then r…
Trump can fire 2 agency heads, appeals court says
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump can fire members of two independent agencies, a divided federal appeals court in Washington ruled, boosting the president’s efforts to dramatically reshape the U.S. government. In a 2-1 order issued Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals…
BREAKING: Appeals Court Sides with Trump, Clears the Way for Him to Fire Members of Labor, Merit Systems Board
In a significant ruling, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals has empowered President Trump to dismiss the Merit Systems Board, potentially reshaping federal oversight. This decision carries profound implications for governance and accountability.
Federal Appeals Court Just Handed President Trump a Huge (Temporary) Victory
A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., granted a temporary stay that blocks the reinstatement of two federal board leaders fired by President Trump, pausing lower court rulings while legal challenges continue. Key Facts: On March 28, a D.C. federal appeals court halted orders to reinstate Gwynne Wilcox (NLRB) and Cathy Harris (MSPB). Both officials were removed by President Trump earlier in 2025. Wilcox and Harris sued after being fired, …
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Appeals Court Rules In Trump’s Favor, Says He Can Fire Two Executive Branch Officials
'The Framers created a President independent from the Legislative Branch'
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