Judge clears way for Trump administration to pull thousands of USAID staffers off the job
- A federal judge, Carl Nichols, allowed the Trump administration to remove thousands of U.S. Agency for International Development workers from their positions, denying labor groups' requests for an injunction on the action.
- Judge Nichols indicated that the case must be resolved under federal employment laws and not district court rules.
- Staffers report being left in precarious situations, cut off from communications and emergency care, according to testimonies presented in lawsuits.
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DC NPR Story Stars Dumped USAID Staffers Trashing 'Evil' Trump Actions
DC NPR Story Stars Dumped USAID Staffers Trashing 'Evil' Trump Actions WAMU-FM, the NPR station airing news all day in D.C., has openly sided with the federal bureaucracy and against the Trump team's effort to reform government. On Friday morning, their aired a story for four and a half minutes during Morning Edition that was devoted only to frustrated staffers at the U.S. Agency for International Development. The "evil" Trump side wasn't allow…


Leftists Are Seething After Federal Judge Allows the Trump Admin to Continue Its Purge of USAID Staffers
(DCNF)—A federal judge Friday rejected a request from unions representing U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees to block the Trump administration from dismantling the agency. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols rejected the unions’ request for a preliminary injunction, ruling that they failed to prove irreparable harm and that their claims should be resolved through existing administrative review processes. The American Foreig…
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