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Judge tells government watchdogs fired by Trump there's not much she can do for them

  • Eight inspectors general were fired by President Trump shortly after he began his second term.
  • U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes indicated that reinstating the inspectors general would be "exceedingly difficult" despite acknowledging potential legal violations in the firings.
  • Judge Reyes stated the president's authority to remove executive personnel is backed by the Constitution, saying the firings may have broken legal norms but were not necessarily illegal.
  • This case highlights the strength of presidential authority in dismissing inspectors general, casting doubt on the plaintiffs' likelihood of victory in reinstatement efforts.
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democraticaccent.com broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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