US EditionDemocratic AGs in 19 states sue Trump administration over its mass firing of federal workers
- Nearly half of the country’s attorneys general sued the Trump administration over mass firings of federal workers, accusing it of terminating tens of thousands of probationary employees without proper notice and procedures.
- The attorneys general claim that the mass firings will cause irreparable burdens and expenses on states, as they will need to support recently unemployed workers.
- The lawsuit highlights negative impacts on state finances, asserting that layoffs lead to lost tax revenue.
- They are requesting the court to reinstate the terminated employees and prevent any future firings of federal workers.
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Judges considering blocking mass firings, transgender servicemember ban
Witthaya Prasongsin/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — A federal judge on Wednesday will consider the fate of more than 20,000 government employees fired by the Trump administration. Twenty Democratic attorneys general sued to block the firings last week. Now, U.S. District Judge James Bredar will consider issuing a temporary restraining order that would block future firings and reinstate the probationary employees. “These large-scale, indiscriminate f…
Judge to consider blocking mass firings of government employees after 20 states sue
Alex Wong/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — A federal judge on Wednesday will consider the fate of more than 20,000 probationary government employees fired by the Trump administration. During a hearing in U.S. District Court in Maryland, Judge James Bredar will consider issuing a temporary restraining order that would block future firings and reinstate the probationary employees who have already been terminated. The court hearing Wednesday comes after…
100 fired CDC employees press RFK Jr. to rehire them, citing shifting guidance
Dozens of former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention employees sent a letter to agency leaders on Monday asking to be reinstated, citing shifting guidance from the government office that triggered their layoffs. The workers, who were all in their “probationary” period at the CDC, make up about 14% of the staff who were terminated on Valentine’s Day as part of sweeping cuts across federal agencies. They were previously employed in division…
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* ICYMI: Illinois joins lawsuit seeking to halt ‘illegal’ mass firings of federal workers. WTTW… AG Kwame Raoul on Friday joined a coalition of 20 attorneys general who are seeking a temporary restraining order against numerous federal agencies to stop what he’s called the “illegal mass layoffs.” According to Raoul’s office, nearly 446 terminated federal [...]
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